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Heide Modisette retweeted
Bookmark and practice any time you need to self regulate.
Our vagus nerve runs through the neck. Stretching your neck and using your eye movement sends a powerful signal of safety to the body.
Your body will start to naturally release sympathetic (fight or flight energy) and you’ll slowly go into a parasympathetic state.
Keep breathing. Repeat on both sides.
You’ve just let your body do its magic of self soothing.
Share with anyone who teaches, runs therapy groups, works with children, addiction recovery centers or people trying to heal complex trauma.
This PD that I would love to attend!!
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I especially like #3. It will train kids to look for incorrect info in statements, which should help with test questions.
Following on from my previous poster, some examples of simple but highly effective retrieval practice tasks
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Heide Modisette retweeted
History and ELA teachers this one is for you! Have you tried the A Moment in Time strategy with your students?!?
It was one of my favs especially when I taught middle school.
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Golden retriever picks up cat for family photo teapaw.org/contextdogs/status/176…
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Mom: This is the last time I show you how to go down..
Son: teapaw.org/buitengebieden/status/…
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Educator @MrCamiz empowers Ss to have visions, lean into struggle and feed their passions with these classroom expectations!
(Inspired by Amy Fast)
ALT Anchor chart titled "Classroom Expectations —Dr. Amy Fast". Beneath are six numbered principles ("1. Have a vision (hope and dream)," etc)