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11 ways to help children return to calm

Getting children out of “The Moment” ‘The Moment’ is something all children (and adults) experience; it refers to a period of being emotionally overwhelmed, caused by intense feelings of anger, anxiety, or distress. This resource provides 11 ways to help…

How to stay calm in the classroom

How to stay calm in the classroom

Stay calm in the classroom during conflict and chaos. Staying calm during times of conflict and chaos in the classroom can be challenging. When we lose our cool it can escalate situations and make them worse. To better keep yourself…

Bring the HOPE framework to the classroom

Bring the HOPE framework to the classroom

Create positive childhood experiences in your classroom. When thinking about how to decorate your classroom and how to get to know your students, consider doing this in a way that promotes positive childhood experiences (PCEs) using the HOPE framework. This…

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HOPE Toolkit for Educators

Promote PCEs in education The HOPE for Educators Toolkit is for teachers, school staff, school counselors, and anyone who works in K-12. This toolkit was created in partnership with HOPE Facilitators and HOPE Champions working in the education sector, and…

The Four Building Blocks of HOPE by sector handout

The Four Building Blocks of HOPE by sector handout

Promoting positive childhood experiences (PCEs) by sector Research shows that positive childhood experiences (PCEs) help children grow into healthy, resilient adults. The Four Building Blocks of HOPE – relationships, environments, engagement, and emotional growth – are key types of PCEs…

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