5 Tips for Preventing Cyberbullying in Your Classroom
Posted by Betsy Butler on Sep 13, 2022 7:00:00 AM
Topics: Classroom Management, Instructional Strategies, Social Emotional Learning, Digital Resources, Social Media, teacher resources
3 Social-Emotional Learning Practices To Ease Students’ Transition Back-to-School
Posted by Susanne Leslie on Aug 18, 2022 5:00:00 AM
Going back to school is an exciting time for students and teachers! Picking out your first-day-of-school outfit, the smell of Crayola crayons, and meeting new friends! In addition to excitement, returning to school can also bring anxiety and angst. Here are three things teachers can focus on to ease students back into the brick & mortar schoolhouse.
Read MoreTopics: Classroom Management, Social Emotional Learning, Positive Behavior Supports, anxiety, Courses
3 Tips to Calm Anxiety from Angst [+ A Free Film Screening]
Posted by Keely Keller on Apr 19, 2022 7:00:00 AM
In 2019, the course writing team at Learners Edge recognized the need for a course about anxiety to help educators find ways to assist students with this mental health challenge in their classrooms and schools. No one resource yet distilled the essential information about anxiety into a book that would work for our graduate-level, continuing education course.
Read MoreTopics: Teaching Wellness & Inspiration, Social Emotional Learning, educator wellness, anxiety, Courses, Mental Health Awareness
Promoting Social Good with Ed Tech (New Course 5207!)
Posted by Susanne Leslie on Apr 15, 2022 7:00:00 AM
What makes you happy?
Read MoreTopics: Teaching with Technology, Technology, Social Emotional Learning, Courses, Student Engagement, Distance Learning, Digital Resources
Reignite Your JOY for Teaching & Learning:
Read MoreTopics: Social Emotional Learning, Digital Resources, teacher resources, Monthly Resource Round-up, Reignite Your Joy
Omne Trium Perfectum: Everything That Comes in Threes is Perfect (Like These New Courses!)
Posted by Betsy Butler on Mar 22, 2022 7:00:00 AM
Topics: Social Emotional Learning, Courses, mindfulness, Culturally Responsive Teaching, Equity, Teaching with Equity
Teachers and caregivers have long understood that children impacted by trauma, including abuse, illness, family conflict, and grief, need additional emotional and developmental support. Young children living with trauma can be easily overcome by fear, anxiety, or aggression, and often have difficulty connecting with others. The hopeful news is that we can help young students overcome their adverse experiences and thrive in our care when we use trauma-sensitive strategies.
Read MoreTopics: Teaching Advice, Early Childhood, Social Emotional Learning
Building Self-Efficacy and Confidence in Your Students
Posted by Keely Keller on Dec 29, 2021 7:00:00 AM
Posted by Keely Keller on Oct 2, 2018; updated by Betsy Butler (Dec 29,2021)
Read MoreTopics: Teaching Excellence, Social Emotional Learning, Student Engagement
5 Meaningful Starts and Stops to Bookend Your Favorite (Unfinished Learning) Lessons
Posted by Wendy Amato, Learners Edge Chief Academic Officer on Sep 24, 2021 7:00:00 AM
Topics: Teaching Advice, Instructional Strategies, Social Emotional Learning, Student Engagement, Back-to-School, COVID-19, Lesson Plan
Learners Edge is passionately committed to providing you with continuing education coursework, materials, and tools that will help you succeed in your classroom and in your career.
Offering more than 120 online courses for teachers, you can earn the graduate credit you need for salary advancement and meet your professional development needs. Contact us today to get started!