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      Ask the Pediatrician: COVID-19 Round-Up
      Who Can Parents Trust to Answer Questions About COVID-19? A Pediatrician! This post of the American of Academy of Pediatric’s website, Healthy Children, answers questions from parents about COVID-19 and…
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      Taking Care of Yourself: Developing a Self-Care Plan
      Reach Out Schools teacher-wellbeing, a website supporting the mental health of teachers and schools in Australia, developed a template for a self-care plan that can help you enhance your health…
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      ‘We Cannot Afford to Ignore Disabled Voices:’ Changing the Way We Talk About Covid
      Disability rights activist Emily Ladau, author of Demystifying Disability, an NPR and Booklist editors’ pick for 2021, argues that ableist language holds us back from not only having more productive…
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      Trauma Lingers for Those Who Have Experienced Seclusion and Restraint
      Seclusion and restraint can hurt children, said Ross Greene, a clinical child psychologist who taught at Harvard Medical School for more than 20 years and wrote four books on behavioral…
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      Thriving Kids Project
      “A series of free, evidence-based video and print resources that caregivers and educators can use to teach their kids critical mental health and coping skills. The project was born of…
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      Zero to Three: Trauma and Stress
      Strong, caring and loving relationships can shield children from the impact of negative experiences, and they can be mutually healing. Children are deeply impacted by the events that take place…
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      When Someone A Child Loves Dies (PDF)
      This guidance from Fred Rogers provides tips on how to talk to your child about death, alerts you to common reactions that you may see while your child grieves and…
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      Redirecting Grief to Growth: A Trusted Space, Video and Curriculum to Address Grief, Trauma and Anxiety During COVID-19 (Video)
      As the nation navigates the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, this film and curriculum offers tools to mitigate the effects of grief, trauma, anxiety, and other emotional stressors affecting both students and…
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      Videos about Early Care and Education and Early Intervention Services during the Pandemic (PDF)
      “Since the pandemic began, I have been committed to documenting how early intervention and early care and education services have been provided during these extraordinary times, both to illustrate the…
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      3 Brain Break Ideas to Help Students Reset and Refocus
      Many educators use brain breaks as a powerful classroom management tool. Research shows that brain breaks allow young minds to reset and recharge. They replenish the attention, motivation, and energy…