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We need to share, not shift the stress-load. We are all in this together. 👫 #Shanker365 #Day240 #SelfReg
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"Understanding why and how trauma affects the brain can help children overcome these effects and have a full and rewarding life. " Read our Info Sheet on #SelfReg and The Impact of Trauma: buff.ly/2q3aa70
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Feeling inspired by the wonderful work @HCDSB is doing @BrendanBrowne xitter.cf/brendanbrowne/status/9…
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"How about this reframe of a child's behaviour:
❌ "The child is being willful or defiant."
To:
✅ "They are experiencing too many stressors."
And remember: See a child differently, see a different child. #SelfReg
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Design your classroom with student belonging in mind. Ask, "what more can I do to have each and every student know/feel...":
📫 I am invited in
❤️ I am welcome here
🏰 This is my space too
🚸 I have a place
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"Self-regulation makes self control possible, not the other way around." #WhatWeBelieve
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Dear @Self_Reg community, this conversation on family #stress and #technology is about to start. Join @C__Moschella @LindaWarren_MWC @Stephen_Hurley and I! xitter.cf/voicEdcanada/status/98…
Tonight at 8 PM EDT on #voicEdRadio, it's a special #VoicesofSelfReg conversations about Technology and Family Stress. Can you relate? If so, how are you dealing with it. How can a #Self_Reg lens help frame it in a different way. Join us live at voicEd.ca
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Are WE ready for them? This idea applies far beyond Kindergarten classrooms. #SelfRegSunday #SelfReg
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Some examples of common stressors for #Kindergarten children in all 5 domains:
🎚 Biological: Noisy classrooms
👬 Emotion: Excitement at seeing friends
📈 Cognitive: Information overload
⚾️ Social: Feeling left out
🎟 Prosocial: Wanting things to be “fair” for everyone"
A6. The birds outside my window. Peaceful to watch and their tweeting calls me out of my work and reminds me of the beautiful world outside. selfregulationinstitute.org #TMCTalks
I wonder how animals help raise a child! #TMCTalks xitter.cf/zsc4297/status/9842244…
A5. We once saw a llama on a rural highway having a wonderful time running away from its very cross owner. When the owner got his llama back his anger quickly melted when he realized the funny performance it had put on! selfregulationinstitute.org #TMCTalks
I think they make it easier for us to just be! They are so very good at it. #TMCTalks xitter.cf/StuartShanker/status/9…
A4. Letting them be themselves and do their animal things. We watched a fox confidently and briskly cross our yard through the snow one night last winter. He was beautiful and free. selfregulationinstitute.org #TMCTalks
A3. Attention! I had a cat who didn't like it when I went away - and left me presents to show her disdain! Luckily she had a short memory so a few cuddles usually ended the gift giving. #TMCTalks selfregulationinstitute.org
Great point about the solo child pet! #TMCTalks xitter.cf/KCBurgess/status/98421…
I hope strange as in funny! #TMCTalks xitter.cf/ArleneRRobinson/status…
A2. When my daughter is packing for a move or even a weekend her ‘Bella’ (shitzu) does the strangest things. Initially frustrating but we’ve reframed with soft eyes. #TMCtalks