Thanks for visiting today. I hope you find just what you need to help your students thrive. Here on Miss Dee’s Homeroom blog, I will share classroom tested resources and supports that help improve students’ social and emotional development. Let me know if you are looking for something special. I am glad to help.
Improve classroom management with 6 strategies to teach daily behavior skills and social emotional skills for behavior success.
6 easy to implement and effective strategies that take little to no time out of your instructional day, Target key behavior skills that are essential for social emotional development as well as the basis for a calm and productive classroom environment.
Navigating the complexities of classroom management is integral for teachers seeking to foster optimal learning environments. While paramount for effective teaching, mastering classroom management presents significant challenges. From balancing diverse student needs to maintaining a positive atmosphere, teachers grapple with multifaceted tasks. However, understanding the importance of classroom management and
In today’s educational landscape, fostering emotional intelligence is just as important as academic achievement. Students must be able to understand and manage their emotions. Emotional identification plays a pivotal role in self-regulation, a skill set essential for personal and academic success. Teaching students to engage in self-control, self-reflection, and emotional
Do you often see your students get into squabbles with one another? Do you often feel like you’re telling your students, “Would you like that if that happened to you?” Teaching perspective-taking can help students build empathy skills. Often our students lack the skill of perspective and understanding empathy (or
In a world where social interactions happen both online and offline, it’s super important to teach elementary kids about something called using a “social filter.” Social filtering is basically knowing how to adjust your behavior and what you say based on who you’re with and the situation you’re in. It’s
Self-awareness plays a crucial role in successful social interactions and behavior modification. Students being able to recognize when their actions may be inappropriate or even harmful to themselves, and others is a fundamental skill for personal growth. After all, if students aren’t aware of what they did wrong, how can
My name is Dee, and I am a General Education teacher turned school level Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). Combining my time in the classroom and my work as a BCBA, I have over 18 years of experience working directly with students with autism, ADHD, ODD, Intellectual Disabilities, Speech Language Impairments, and other social skills deficits. I look forward to sharing ideas with you.
