Supporting Emotional Regulation in the Classroom: A Curious and Compassionate Coaching Approach

Supporting Emotional Regulation in the Classroom: A Curious and Compassionate Coaching Approach

one photo of group of three kindergarten students working on a painting at a red tabletop; the other picture shows circular art panels clipped to a string

At 9:00 a.m., the overhead lights are off, the only light coming from the natural Southern California sunshine through our side and overhead windows. Calm instrumental music strums in the background. “This is from Encanto!” Reem (all names are pseudonyms) beams as she asks Nataza to help her staple the shared booklet they were…

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Chelsea Arens
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