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Self-Regulation Success with Rhythm and CARE

Posted on June 16, 2023 by Jenny Shannon

Self-Regulation Success with Rhythm and C.A.R.E.  There are plenty of noises one would expect to hear coming out of an I.S.S. (In-School-Suspension) room in an elementary school; a communal...

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Wishing Well at Testing Time

Posted on May 26, 2023 by Jenny Shannon

We’re all in this together! A testing ritual that unifies and heals Across the nation the spring season ushers in warm weather, signs of the academic year ending and…...

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The Playing Field

The Playing Field Honors Dr. Becky Bailey

Posted on February 28, 2022 by Julie Ruffo

(FEBRUARY 2022) THE PLAYING FIELD HONORS DR. BAILEY AND CONSCIOUS DISCIPLINE’S CONTRIBUTION TO ITS MISSION, VISION AND DAILY LIFE AT ITS CENTERS. The Playing Field, located in Madison, WI,...

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The Playing Field

The Playing Field Honors Dr. Becky Bailey

Posted on February 26, 2022 by Julie Ruffo

(FEBRUARY 2022) THE PLAYING FIELD HONORS DR. BAILEY AND CONSCIOUS DISCIPLINE’S CONTRIBUTION TO ITS MISSION, VISION AND DAILY LIFE AT ITS CENTERS. The Playing Field, located in Madison, WI,...

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What's New Day

Batesville Preschool Celebrates ”Be a Better Me” Day

Posted on December 10, 2021 by Julie Ruffo

(NOVEMBER 2021)  BATESVILLE PRESCHOOL CELEBRATES “BE A BETTER ME” DAY WITH CONSCIOUS DISCIPLINE AND A VISIT FROM THE FAIRY GODMOTHER. In efforts to bring a bit of extra lightness...

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Help Kids Calm with a Portable Safe Place for Distance Learning

Posted on September 17, 2020 by Julie Ruffo

All learning occurs in the higher centers of the brain. Emotional upset —which is often acted out through behaviors like crying, hiding, yelling, whining, stomping and hitting — is...

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Four Quick Ways to Improve Distance Learning Today

Four Quick Ways to Improve Distance Learning Today

Posted on by Julie Ruffo

Distance Learning (DL) poses unique challenges for students, teachers and parents alike. Staying focused, sitting still, listening attentively and maintaining enthusiasm are common concerns for all age groups. Adults...

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Uplifting Youth Through Healthy Communication About Race

Creating the Space to Talk About Race in Your School

Posted on July 21, 2020 by Conscious Discipline

Discussions of racism and race typically are not part of school culture or curriculum. The National Education Association suggests that this is because “racism is so complex and contentious,...

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