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A COLLABORATIVE BLOG WRITTEN BY SCHOOL COUNSELORS, SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGISTS, AND SCHOOL SOCIAL WORKERS. How do you introduce and explore careers with students? Do you have some favorite career development resources you use every year? Counselor Keri and Mrs. Bell The Crafty Counselor share their go to resources below. Keep reading!Exploring CareersI like to teach career Teasing between peers can be an ongoing battle causing chaos in the clas*room. It’s important to educate students on the difference between playful and mean teasing. Improving student communication can greatly improve clas*room culture. To as*ure student engagement, try or had a particularly stressful year? If so, you know the feeling of seeing your staff overwhelmed by stress. What can you do to help? Take time to express thanks and appreciation for others as well as yourself can have a big impact. Check out what Gretchen and Rebecca do to graders, it got me thinking and what would happen if I tried to implement a peace week of my own at my school. We’ve created a This year I started at a new school. It’s been a while since I moved schools, so I had forgotten what a whirlwind it is. You are navigating your way around new procedures and learning hundreds of names all while trying to remember where the bathroom is. Then a week into referrals from teachers. Getting teachers to make referrals can be a challenge. You can also have teachers who refer way more students than they should. Check out these tips from Laura and Rebecca for how to work with teachers to make necessary referrals.Work With ThemI often a difficult skill and students benefit from explicit teaching to learning to identify feelings, learn coping strategies, and determine Self regulation is a key skill for students (and ad*lts). As school counselors, we have a great opportunity to target these skills in the clas*room, small groups, and in individual counseling. Keep reading for ideas for self regulation counseling activities from 5 Confident