The first 30 days set the tone for the whole school year. For a lot of students, going back isn't excitement — it's a stomachache on the bus, tears at drop-off, or a teenager who suddenly can't sleep. Some of that is normal adjustment. Some of it is the early signal of something that gets much loud Generated from MentalSpace School: Georgia K-12 Mental Health and Compliance Guide #MentalSpaceSchool #SchoolMentalHealth #K12Wellness #PodcastListen on mentalspaceschool.com →

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From the Cool Cat Teacher Blog by Vicki Davis Subscribe to the 10 Minute Teacher Podcast and Cool Cat Teacher Talk anywhere you listen to podcasts.You gave the directions. You were clear. You wrote them on the board. Half the class still did it wrong. Dr. Jeff Bogaczyk explains the curse of knowledge — the bias that quietly sabotages teacher-to-student communication — and how to build confident communicators on purpose. The post How to Teach Confident Communicators appeared first on Cool Cat

Before the students arrive, a word about the adults. Your teachers are walking into this year already carrying last year. Many of them spent it de-escalating crises they were never trained for, absorbing stories they couldn't unhear, and going home with nowhere to put it. Then we ask them to be th Generated from MentalSpace School: Georgia K-12 Mental Health and Compliance Guide #MentalSpaceSchool #SchoolMentalHealth #K12Wellness #PodcastListen on mentalspaceschool.com →

Question for Georgia school leaders: if a student in crisis walked into your building tomorrow morning, how many hours would it take to get them in front of a licensed clinician? For a lot of districts the honest answer is days — or a referral list and a hope. That gap is what HB-268 readiness is Generated from MentalSpace School: Georgia K-12 Mental Health and Compliance Guide #MentalSpaceSchool #SchoolMentalHealth #K12Wellness #PodcastListen on mentalspaceschool.com →

Georgia classrooms open in a matter of days — and for a lot of students, the anxiety started weeks ago. Back-to-school anxiety rarely announces itself. It shows up as: • Stomachaches and headaches that appear on school mornings and vanish by 10am • Sleep that falls apart in the last two weeks of s Generated from MentalSpace School: Georgia K-12 Mental Health and Compliance Guide #MentalSpaceSchool #SchoolMentalHealth #K12Wellness #PodcastListen on mentalspaceschool.com →

Before the students arrive, a word about the adults.Your teachers are walking into this year already carrying last year. Many of them spent it de-escalating crises they were never trained for, absorbing stories they couldn't unhear, and going home with nowhere to put it. Then we ask them to be th Generated from MentalSpace School: Georgia K-12 Mental Health and Compliance Guide #MentalSpaceSchool #SchoolMentalHealth #K12Wellness #PodcastListen on mentalspaceschool.com →

Question for Georgia school leaders: if a student in crisis walked into your building tomorrow morning, how many hours would it take to get them in front of a licensed clinician? For a lot of districts the honest answer is days — or a referral list and a hope. That gap is what HB-268 readiness is Generated from MentalSpace School: Georgia K-12 Mental Health and Compliance Guide #MentalSpaceSchool #SchoolMentalHealth #K12Wellness #PodcastListen on mentalspaceschool.com →

Georgia classrooms open in a matter of days — and for a lot of students, the anxiety started weeks ago. Back-to-school anxiety rarely announces itself. It shows up as: • Stomachaches and headaches that appear on school mornings and vanish by 10am • Sleep that falls apart in the last two weeks of s Generated from MentalSpace School: Georgia K-12 Mental Health and Compliance Guide #MentalSpaceSchool #SchoolMentalHealth #K12Wellness #PodcastListen on mentalspaceschool.com →