Lots of great tips for parents on why sleep is important for teens and what to do about it in today’s @washingtonpost . I’ll be speaking on the subject at Wednesday’s @UCDSB meeting! @UCDSBDirector @TrusteeJohn
Students - and all of us - have moments when strong emotions take over. As we start a new week, these grounding exercises can help gain control and create a sense of peace and safety. https://t.co/xvqhpbgSXj
If you feel offended when particular health misinformation is corrected, then consider that perhaps you’ve over-identified with said health misinformation.
Calling all student support staff! Join @SMHO_SMSO & @StrongMindsCda on Thursday for a workshop to implement 'Kids Have Stress Too!' The resource offers stress management strategies for students from Grade 1-6. See registration details. https://t.co/rFTDT06vqM
Are you a school administrator who wants to boost student mental health? On October 19, at 10:30a.m. attend Supporting Mental Health: Where do I start? Our workshop is full of helpful leadership tips. Join us! https://t.co/5nTFAbpeFs
#PhysicalDistancing doesn't need to mean social isolation. To foster feelings of community & belonging, @SMHO_SMSO's First Ten Days (and Beyond) includes activities that focus on relationships & connection to help students ease into school routines. https://t.co/jfd5C0JzQi
New this year! Reading can be fun as well as help develop skills to support positive mental health. As we gear up to get back to class, these Read Aloud videos can be adapted as lesson plans or shared with parents to enjoy at home! https://t.co/5GLf3hKjAg
And...we’re back! The first 10 days of school (and beyond!) are upon us. We’re still surrounded by uncertainty so let’s all ease into the school routine with hope and with this resource that encourages a positive mentally healthy start to the school year.
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Practice pronouncing your student's names before school starts. It is so important that you pronounce everyone's name correctly. It does make a difference.
While many students & families are eager to return to a “more normal” school experience, some will be worried about starting back and what this new school year will look like for them. @SMHO_SMSO shares tips for supporting a mentally healthy back to school https://t.co/ypzQuR9I11