4. Utilize specific, positive reinforcement to acknowledge students’ efforts and progress.

3. Consider the sensory impacts of decorations and classroom changes you may use during the holidays.

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As election season approaches, it can be an exciting opportunity for civic education, but it can also bring stress and anxiety, especially for students engaging in political discussions for the first time. The Bill of Rights Institute has partnered with @HuddleUpCare, an expert in IEP therapy, SEL, and K-12 mental health services, to provide free downloadable resources, including regulation cards, breathing visuals, and break cards that educators can share with students navigating election stress. To access and download Huddle Up's free resources for managing election stress, visit huddleupcare.com/election-st…

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