Mindfulness in Education: Techniques to Enhance Focus and Reduce Stress
Mindfulness techniques can help students in a classroom or homeschool focus more intently, manage stress, and regulate their emotions.
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Mindfulness techniques can help students in a classroom or homeschool focus more intently, manage stress, and regulate their emotions.
If you have kids going to college, you need some of this tried-and-true wisdom from parents who have been in your shoes.
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Teaching conflict resolution skills goes beyond knowing the steps of conflict resolution. Follow these tips to teach it well.
These mindfulness techniques for homeschool moms can reduce stress, bring focus, and even improve physical health.
This final week of a Family First Summer is filled with summer activities the whole family will enjoy, from stargazing to scavenger hunts.
These outdoor learning activities will engage, refresh, and revitalize you and your kids. Nature makes the best classroom!
These family summer activities include nature art, pizza making, and a family karaoke party. Get in on the fun with the Family First Summer.
This third week of family summer activities has something for everyone: art, nature, exercise, and creative expression.
This week of family summer activities includes dance parties, bike rides, art galleries, and cookie decorating. Make memories and have fun!
Prioritize mental health and support your homeschooler’s emotional well-being with these time-tested tips and strategies.