Strategies for Calming in Early Childhood - 31179
Join us for this virtual 90-minute session to learn about the best-practice strategies for helping our youngest learners find calmness when they need it most. These students often experience big emotions, and there are proven strategies that educators can implement to help students calm their bodies and their brains to be ready for learning. Come prepared to actively engage and practice during this session.
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Teacher - Early Childhood/PreK/Kindergarten, Teacher - Special Education
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