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By combining cooking with talk therapy, Culinary Art Therapy gives people a chance to boost their wellness through a fun and creative outlet.
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This is novel, but a great idea once social distancing is not needed.
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The term “lateral thinking” was coined in 1967 by physician and inventor Edward de Bono, to describe a kind of out-of-the-box reasoning and critical analysis of scenarios that call for more than just typical step-by-step logic to solve. Lateral thinking is related to creative problem solving and critical thinking, all valuable skills to have, and […]
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Good brain teasers that can be given to kids and discussed.
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January 3, 2021 6:05 AM
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Great video on setting up an on-line game board. Could you make one with coping strategies or role play situations.Thanks @rmbyrne
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Link to resources used in video:
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Awesome ideas for running and keeping kids active in on-line circles.
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Free therapy resources for mental health professionals: These task cards will help your clients improve their conflict-resolution skills.
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This page features access to 40 conflict situation questions that could easily be thrown into a slide show.
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There are lots of neat things that you can do with Google Sheets if you know how to get started. Getting started is often the hardes
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This appears to have many possible uses in on-line learning.
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Quaver SEL offers a two week free trial. @TheSSWAA members may obtain a free trial until the end of the school year.
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This appears to be a great way that kids could introduce themselves. They could pretend they are the character and tell about themselves.
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Kahoot is used by many for SEL. Great demonstration video.
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Virtual classrooms give SLPs an opportunity to help students improve their on-screen appearance and behaviors.
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Wonder how you can make your online therapy or tutoring sessions more fun and engaging for children? Let Brooklyn Letters' speech-language therapist Allison show you how with green screen!
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What an engaging way to use Zoom! Wondering how we could use this with Social Emotional Learning.
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Social presence theory explains how people present themselves as “real” through a communication medium and is a popular construct used to describe how people socially interact in online courses. Because of its intuitive appeal, educators—including ourselves—have experimented with different ways to establish social presence in their online courses. Over the years we’ve tried many strategies—from rich threaded discussions to personal one-on-one emails to digital stories to using social networking tools like Twitter. Over time, we began questioning how students perceive all of the strategies we use (in other words, what strategies were leading to the most bang for our buck). This case study shares the story of our quest for the social presence grail—from the strategies we use in our courses, to our research on students’ perceptions of the effectiveness of these strategies.
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This article discusses how to build in social presence into a course.
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Keeping it safe by staying at home may seem like a block to connection and contribution, but it can also provide a wonderful opportunity to build unity,
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Great suggestions for home or for possibly, groups.
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Flipgrid empowers social learning in PreK to PhD classrooms around the world. Use video the way your students do.
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Social Workers are using Flipgrid to foster reflective SEL thinking and build social skills. They are posting a question and kids take turns answering making quick videos.
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Make Beliefs Comix is a great multilingual comic strip creation service that I've featured many times in the past. One of the features o
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Check out the Autism / Emotions page. Could you use this wiuth your students?
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