Category

respect

Feb 06
0

#Valentine’s Week and #Bullying Prevention. Confused? Just ASK.

By | bully prevention, bullying behavior, bullying experts, bullying prevention, character education, children, children's health, compassion, cyberbullying, cyberbullying prevention, cybersafety, early bullying prevention, Early Childhood Education Degrees, early prevention, education, elementary school, emotional health, emotional intelligence, empathy, family, family education, kids social media, kindergarten, online safety, parenting, parenting advice, parents, PTA, resilience, respect, Respect for All, schools, self-help, teachers, Uncategorized | 13 Comments

Here in New York City, we’re coming up on the annual Department of Education’s Respect for All Week. From February 10-14, K-12 school activities promote positive school climates, including the National No One Eats Alone Day on Friday, the 14th (which,…

Read More
Jul 27
0

Resilience: 3 Things Kids Can Learn from Successful Entrepreneurs

By | advice for kids, anti-bully, anti-bullying, bully prevention, bully proof, bullying prevention, bullying prevention resources, bullying prevention training, children, cyberbullying, early bullying prevention, Early Childhood Education Degrees, early prevention, education, elementary school, elementary schools, emotional health, emotional intelligence, empathy, family education, kids, kindergarten, kindness, mindfulness, Pre-K bullying, pre-school, PreK, PTA, resilience, respect, school counselors, school tips, schools, self-help, social emotional education, social emotional learning, teachers, teaching, Uncategorized, upstander | No Comments

Remember Harold Kushner’s best-selling book, When Bad Things Happen to Good People? Sometimes those “people” are our children. It would be wonderful if we lived in a state of nirvana but, unfortunately, we have to function in the real world…

Read More