Early Childhood Education

Separation anxiety support refers to the everyday routines, words and actions that help a young child feel secure when a

Rest time and quiet activities are structured periods in the day when young children lie down, relax or engage in

Conflict resolution for preschoolers means teaching young children to settle disagreements with words and simple steps instead of hitting, grabbing,

Social stories usage refers to the practice of writing short, personalized narratives that describe a situation a child may face,

Self control skill building refers to the gradual process of teaching children to pause, manage impulses, and choose behavior that

Calming strategies practice is the planned, repeated teaching of simple ways for children to settle their bodies and emotions before

Emotion coaching approaches are structured ways adults help children notice, name, and work through their feelings instead of ignoring or

Tantrums and interventions are closely linked topics, because most families and teachers eventually want to know how to respond when

Redirection techniques are gentle ways of guiding a child away from an unwanted behavior and toward a more appropriate activity.

Time in and time out rules are structured procedures that adults use to pause a child’s behavior and help them