Grief and Loss for the Very Young

Losing a loved one is never easy, and talking about death with children can often feel exceptionally difficult. I recall it was particularly difficult for me when my athletic, happy, smart and funny father died within months of being diagnosed with an aggressive glioblastoma. My young children were innately curious, often full of questions about…
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Working Towards Recovery: Books for Teens about Disordered Eating

Sometimes it helps to read a story about people struggling with issues that we may be dealing with ourselves or could encounter at some point in our lives. Sometimes gaining perspective and understanding of someone's journey through hardship is simply a great exercise in empathy. The following list of teen fiction includes difficult stories of…
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5 Worldly/Cultural Resources (Free During the Pandemic)

Thanks to We Are Teachers.com, I've discovered a handful of incredible educational and for-profit organizations that are now offering their classes and tools for free to students during the Coronavirus pandemic. Take advantage of this unique opportunity to learn about the world at your fingertips! GSD escape (Global Student Dynamic), for instance, has an e-magazine…
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