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The Case for Thinking Like a Child
Posted by Jeff Tucker, Boys Town Press Author and National Certified School Counselor on May 19th 2020
Working in the school system, I often hear children being asked,
“Don’t you know any better?” or “Why didn’t you make a better choice?” These
questions are usually met with a confused expression.
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Reigniting the Passion for Teaching
Posted by Stephie McCumbee, M.Ed and Boys Town Press Author on May 5th 2020
After a long and grueling school year, many teachers enter the summer feeling as if they have poured every bit of their soul into their students, only to enter their summer vacation feeling defeated a
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H…E…L…P! Find out what it means to me!
Posted by Jennifer C. Buth Bell, MS EDL, Boys Town National Training on Apr 28th 2020
H-E-L-P. Four simple letters, yet one of the most difficult words in the English language to say.
From a young age, children are told to “shake it off”, “let it
go”, or “get over it”, w
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Effective Autism Intervention: Teaching "What to Do"
Posted by Kimberly Tice and Venita Litvack, CCC-SLP and Boys Town Press Authors on Apr 2nd 2020
Excerpts taken from full article originally featured in
Teach Magazine.
Consider this: You are driving in traffic, it starts raining, and you can barely see in front of you. Your music is b
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Conflict to Compromise
Posted by Julia Cook, Boys Town Press Author and Former School Counselor on Mar 18th 2020
Two kids + 1 bottle of bubbles = BIG problem! Sound familiar?I watched from across the driveway as my granddaughters went at it! My first instinct was to go into the house and pull out another
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Social and Emotional Learning: Beyond Feelings
Posted by Erin Green, Director of Boys Town Press on Mar 5th 2020
If you are in the field of Education, there’s no doubt you have heard the term
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL). As a social scientist who has always been fascinated with people, cultur
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