Conscious Discipline
Social Emotional Learning
Our approach integrates Conscious Discipline, a trauma-informed social-emotional learning framework. This helps children develop self-regulation skills and fosters a strong sense of community within the classroom. By focusing on safety, connection, and problem-solving, children learn to navigate emotions in a supportive environment.
How we Incorporate Conscious Discipline in the Classroom
Various activities to support emotional regulation and build a positive classroom environment.
Greeting rituals and "I Love You" routines foster connections and set a welcoming tone.
A Safe Place (cozy corner) offers a calming area with tools for emotional management. Breathing techniques help children relax while Feeling
Buddies and Wishing Wells encourage emotional expression and empathy. Conflict-resolution skills and empathy-based jobs teach respectful communication and responsibility.
Strengthening teacher-child relationships through empathy, active listening, and consistent routines.
Predictable and nurturing environments that support children with past trauma, ensuring they feel secure and ready to learn.