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"Are you tired of teaching? Learn about burnout and burnout symptoms, as well as suggestions for recovery ..." Via Leona Ungerer 
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#1 Resource for Free Dean Griffiths Research, White Papers, Case Studies, Magazines, and eBooks Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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How to get started with mindfulness in the classroom and meditation for kids, with an overview of the benefits of mindfulness in the classroom. Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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"What are the mindsets students need to create change on a worldwide scale if they truly want to? Explore these ones with us and think about how you can lead learners to build them in the best most lasting ways ..." © Via Leona Ungerer
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Sometimes, you can be so busy reacting to everything that is happening around you that you lose touch with the core of who you are, this soul of your Being. And it is when you stop listening to… Via Ivon Prefontaine, PhD, Miloš Bajčetić
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English: Example of a balanced scorecard strategy map for a public-sector organization (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Ask most organizational leaders about their areas of focus and you will hear that strategy is among their highest priorities. Unfortunately, too often leaders pour their energy and resources into formulating strategy and spend too little [...] Via Emeric Nectoux, Dean J. Fusto
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Published on Dec 10, 2014 Via Miloš Bajčetić
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It's no secret that social and emotional well-being can directly influence academic outcomes. When we are in tune with our emotions, we pay attention to Via Elizabeth E Charles, Dean J. Fusto
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By pairing students to sit back to back and focus on their breathing, you can help them develop a sense of mutuality and social awareness. Via Amy Burns, Dean J. Fusto
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January 6, 2015 7:04 PM
I believe if we spent time building a sense of community with each of our classes of students, many issues could be averted, or at least minimized. How often have our kids not known even the first name of the student seated next to them? 
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January 7, 2015 7:52 PM
This just makes so much sense and I can see where this would reduce the level of anxiety that student are working with! |
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A collection of my own books and courses and those created by others who I trust and admire on meditation, mindfulness, and health. I only recommend programs that I truly believe in and think will help you. Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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Help students increase mindfulness with these hand-picked apps and websites. Explore this Top Tools for Building Mindfulness in the Classroom Top Picks list of 35 tools curated by Common Sense Education editors to find relevant and engaging edtech solutions for your classroom. Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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March 7, 2022 5:14 AM
Miter Blocks are a Great Tool for Cutting Tiny Trim
1) A simple workbench jig. This miter block makes quick work of cutting tiny trim. HAND TOOLS SUPPLIERS | HAND TOOLS MANUFACTURERS | HAND TOOLS IN UAE I’ve built several humidors over the years and the design I use incorporates small pieces of hardwood edging to protect the fragile veneers that cover my boxes. While you could certainly cut these pieces on a miter saw, it’s a bit overkill. For greater accuracy, I cut this joinery with a handsaw and follow-up at the shooting board. In order to achieve accurate cuts, I use a simple miter block. Built from workshop scraps including a small sheet of MDF, some screws and glue, and a two hardwood strips, these little benchtop jigs come together super fast and last a surprisingly long time. Browse the photos above to get a sense of how I build my miter blocks. Of course there’s more than one way to skin a cat. My colleague, executive art director Mike Pekovich, often uses an even simpler block. His is nothing more than a block of oak with a rabbet running along one of the long edges. The block is clamped down in his bench vise and works just as well. Be sure to check out Mike’s video blog on the subject. A quick word on accuracy. The cuts produced on my miter blocks are generally very accurate however, I never worry if they’re off by a degree–that because I always follow up my cuts with a bit of clean-up at the shooting board. My shooting board fences are very accurate and by planing after my cuts are made, I ensure nice smooth, crisp joints. For more information visit our website https://www.yellowpages.ae/subcategory/tools/hand-tools/5eca5526ebee8a7379acd07d
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"When I started out as a high school teacher in the early 2000s, I was using a lot of technology designed for connection. It was the advent of ..." Via Leona Ungerer, Juergen Wagner
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Regional schools are looking at new methods for dealing with troubling behavior, including adopting restorative practices that turn disciplinary actions into learning experiences that promote empathy. Via Edwin Rutsch
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Top-performers, in sport and in business, appear to distribute their cognitive and physical efforts in periods of high-intensity and focus, followed by periods of effective recovery and regeneration. Via Martin Debattista, Ivon Prefontaine, PhD
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Research-based strategies to improve class climate that integrate Mindful practices and improve students’ social-emotional learning, self-regulation, motivation and academic performance while reducing test anxiety and bullying. Mindful approaches applied to student-teacher interpersonal communication and to the organization of space, routines, and procedures at all grade levels.
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Las técnicas de relajación basadas en la meditación se están aplicando en el campo de la educación con excelentes resultados, no sólo para los escolares, sino también para los profesores y las familias. Via Gumersindo Fernández
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December 23, 2016 5:54 PM
#SCEUNED16 ME PARECE UN A RTICULO MUY INTERESANTE ,YA QUE OPINO QUE LA MEDITACION SE DEBERIA INCLUIR EN LAS AULAS.
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El mindfulness es un concepto usado desde hace poco en psicoterapia y coaching que hace referencia a la atención plena: está basado en la meditación clásica, de origen budista, pero no es exactamente lo mismo. El mindfulness pretende prestar atención, sin juzgar, a las sensaciones y emociones, tanto positivas como negativas, y aceptarlas tal como son (y aceptarnos tal como somos) para reconciliarse con ellas y gestionarlas de forma madura y racional. Por ejemplo: ante un enfado, no se trataría de apagar a toda costa la el sentimiento de ira, sino a relativizarlo, aceptándolo primero, permitirse sentirlo y experimentarlo física y emocionalmente y, posteriormente, tomar decisiones al respecto sobre cómo actuar. Via Gumersindo Fernández
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February 13, 2015 6:22 AM
The article has helpful suggestions, and the opening picture speaks well to the power of meditation and mindfulness. |
