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What can teachers do to create an Emotional Environment?
Set behavior expectations
Deal with Emotions
Be relatable
tell stories
Basics of the brain
Neuroplasticity
What is one of the participants in a social environment?
Group Work
Peer Teaching
Partner Work
Divide and Conquer
Early Childhood
0-5 years old
Physical Environment name one
is decorated
Smells
is laid out and organized
How you'll store things
Safe
Social
How can teachers create a safe Environments
Calm
A Model
Visible
Encouraging
What can teachers do to create a social Environment?
Be mindful of seating arrangement
Utilize peer teaching
Elementary
k-5th grade
What teachers can do to create their physical Environment try to name one
Show your personality
Think about curriculum
Thin about teaching style
Kicks in when scared, stressed, or hurt
Amygdala
Emotional Environment
Allows for expression of emotions
Creates postive feeling
Safe Environment
Learn
Make Mistakes
Ask Questions
Participate
Middle school
6-8th grade
Social Environment try to name one
Relationships
Interactions
Conversation/Discussion
Handles the majority of learning
Cerbum
One way to help people feel safe is to help them feel comfortable
Brain Breaks
Routine Environment
Students know what to expect
Happens if they don't follow expectations
High school
9-12th grade
Rational part or Decision Making
Perforntal Cortex
Whats is Social Environment
Learning is a social process
How can teachers create a Routine Environment, Cont.
Be proactive, not reactive
provide chocies
What is one of the brainstorm 1 way per grade level?
Be creative
Be ready to share
What can teaches do to create a Social Environment name one
Be mindful about seating arrangement
Utilize peer teaching
Do brain breaks or ice breakers together