Yoga helped me with my ISAT test by calming me down because I was so nervous.
- Third Grade Student
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School Culture: Reactive vs. Proactive
Reflect upon your own school or classroom. Envision your classroom management practices and those of the educators around you. Could your school or classroom culture shift from reactive to proactive?
Rather than approaching classroom management from the perspective of having power OVER your students, could you empower your students to have power over themselves—to relax, focus and make positive choices. This behavioral tool empowers your students to reflect on their decision making process and make more positive choices moving forward which, in turn, will create a more mindful classroom: one breath at a time.
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- School Culture: Reactive vs. Proactive
November '11 - Math + Yoga = A Cool Classroom!
August '11 - Create a Classroom Yoga Routine
September 9, 2010 - How to be an ISAT Superstar!
March '10 - Three Ways Michelle Obama's Let's Move! Program Parallel Mindful Practices Welness Initiatives
February '10 - Yoga is an Effective Violence Prevention Initiative for Students
November '09 - How to Create Ron Huberman's 'Culture of Calm' through RtI Strategies and Yoga
October '09 - How to Use Yoga to Increase Academic Performance
September '09 - How to Include Hip-HopYoga™ into PE Class
August '09 - Three Yoga Techniques to Promote Positve Student Behavior
July '09 - Using Yoga to Teach Concept of Personal Space
June '09 - Four Yoga Poses to Help Teachers Relax
May '09 - How Yoga Helps with Transitions
April '09 - Mentally Preparing Students for Tests
March '09
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