FocusedKids Professional Development Recordings
FocusedKids Professional Development Recordings
Being an educator is hard. These free SEL resources are designed to make your life as an educator a little bit easier. More importantly, they’ll help you teach your students valuable brain basics and self-regulation skills.
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In the final Professional Development session of the 2024-2025 school year, Amanda Petersen facilitated a group reflection on the work teachers have done both personally and professionally through FocusedKids.
This Professional Development session focused on nervous system regulation, emphasizing how understanding the nervous system can help manage stress and foster a positive learning environment.
This Professional Development session focused on nervous system regulation, emphasizing how understanding the nervous system can help manage stress and foster a positive learning environment.
This Professional Development session focused on nervous system regulation, emphasizing how understanding the nervous system can help manage stress and foster a positive learning environment.
This Professional Development session focused on nervous system regulation, emphasizing how understanding the nervous system can help manage stress and foster a positive learning environment.
This Professional Development session focused on nervous system regulation, emphasizing how understanding the nervous system can help manage stress and foster a positive learning environment.
This Professional Development session focused on nervous system regulation, emphasizing how understanding the nervous system can help manage stress and foster a positive learning environment.
This training emphasizes key brain functions. Educators learn how teaching children about the brain helps them better manage emotions and behavior.
It’s not uncommon to witness regression or emotional dysregulation at the end of the school year, as the heightened chaos of the season pushes students into the “Guard Dog” part of their brains. These tips will help teachers navigate the final weeks with compassion.