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Hot off the press: "LINK Virtual Forum on Authentic Assessment for Early Childhood Intervention: Interdisciplinary & International Consensus" has been published to Perspectives on Early Childhood Psychology and Education.

By Amy Palikaras on July 19, 2024

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Hot off the press: "Authentic Assessment for Early Childhood Intervention: In-Vivo & Virtual Practices for Interdisciplinary Professionals" has been published to Perspectives on Early Childhood Psychology and Education.

By Amy Palikaras on July 19, 2024

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MindFEEL Minutes At Home Lesson 9: Mindful Friendships

By Mikayla Robinson on July 2, 2024

Mindful friendships mean paying attention to how we treat our friends and how they treat us. Being a good, mindful friend is important for children because it helps them build strong, caring relationships. Being a good friend looks like listening, sharing, and being kind. It means helping each other and being there when someone is […]

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MindFEEL Minutes At Home Lesson 8: Mindful Anger

By Mikayla Robinson on July 2, 2024

Mindful anger means paying attention to our angry feelings and understanding why we feel that way. It's important for children because it helps them manage their anger in a healthy way. When children are mindful of their anger, they can learn to calm down and think before they act. Feeling angry might make you feel […]

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MindFEEL Minutes At Home Lesson 7: Mindful Sadness

By Mikayla Robinson on July 2, 2024

Mindful sadness means noticing and understanding our sad feelings without ignoring them. It's important for children because it helps them recognize that it's okay to feel sad sometimes. When children are mindful of their sadness, they can learn to express their feelings in a healthy way and ask for help if they need it. Being […]

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MindFEEL Minutes At Home Lesson 6: Mindful Happiness

By Mikayla Robinson on July 2, 2024

Mindful happiness means paying attention to the moments that make us feel good and really enjoying them. It's important for children because it helps them appreciate the little things that bring joy, like playing with friends, eating their favorite snack, or doing something they love. When children focus on these happy moments, they feel more […]

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