kids from the inside out
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Twenty three ways to support kids socially and emotionally in an early childhood classroom Book list for kids whose parents are deployed or away from home Working with angry children Tips for healthy staff-child interactions Six life skills children need to thrive in today's world Getting To Know You--a form to record your observations of children's social/emotional make-up Strength based redirection Five tips for parents and teachers on how to build children's resiliencies Some quotes to ponder Helping the new child in the classroom © Copyright 2003-2010, Jenny Bilmes. All rights reserved. |
"All students come to school with unmet needs. Most have the ability to delay these needs. Troubled children focus on nothing else until those needs are met. Meet the needs early or consume your time fighting them. The choice is yours, not theirs." L. Tobin
"In the face of misbehavior, my job is to create change in order to effect a change. I may change the structure of the classroom, the method of instruction, the peer interaction, my actions or thought or expectations, or I may simply command change in the actions of the child. Of these, the last is the least effective." Unknown