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I’ve been loving our little “calm down” period and I was surprised at how serious my students have been taking it💕 #foryou #fyp #fypシ #foryoupage #teachersoftiktokfyp #foryoupageofficiall #tik #tiktok #viralllllll #viralvideo #tok #TikTokShop #teachertok #teachertiktok #teachingontiktok #teaching #teachers #elementaryteacher #elementaryschool #teach #teaching #sel #emotional #classroommanagement #recess #advice #tips #teachertips #teacherfyp

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सेल/Sel Recipe #ediblequestbydurgadhakal #fyp #foreyou #foreyoupage #viral #goviral #tiktok #trending #Sel

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✨ 5 things we NEED to stop saying to our kids ✨ 1️⃣ “You’re fine.” ❌ Why it’s harmful: Dismisses a child’s feelings and teaches them to suppress emotions rather than process them. ✅ Alternative: “I can see you’re upset. Let’s talk about what’s bothering you.” 2️⃣ “Because I said so.” ❌ Why it’s harmful: Shuts down curiosity and critical thinking, making children feel their questions don’t matter. ✅ Alternative: “Here’s why this is important…” or “Let me explain why I made this decision.” 3️⃣ “Stop crying.” ❌ Why it’s harmful: Sends the message that expressing emotions is unacceptable or inconvenient. ✅ Alternative: “It’s okay to cry. I’m here to help you work through it.” 4️⃣ “Why can’t you be more like [sibling/peer]?” ❌ Why it’s harmful: Encourages comparison, damages self-esteem, and creates feelings of inadequacy. ✅ Alternative: “I appreciate your unique strengths and love who you are.” 5️⃣ “You’re so dramatic.” ❌ Why it’s harmful: Minimizes their experiences and can make children feel invalidated or ashamed of their emotions. ✅ Alternative: “I can see this feels like a big deal to you. Let’s work through it together.” Our words matter so much. Let’s shift the narrative and use language that builds trust, confidence, and emotional safety for our kids. 🙌 Which one resonates with you most? Let me know in the comments! ⬇️ #positiveparenting #gentleparenting #MomsofTikTok #parentingwin #earlyyearslearning #earlyyears #earlylearning #parentingtips #emotionalintelligence #connectedparenting #mindfulparenting #socialemotionallearning #emotionalhealth #sel #toddlermom

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Found a Snake 🐍 #rattlesnake #rattlesnakes #rattleblade #snakes #gartersnake #animals #reptiles #snakewrangler #flipclip #nature #trending #Love #selﬁe #earth #California

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#Empathy vs. #Sympathy Understanding the difference between empathy and sympathy is crucial, especially in fostering meaningful connections with others. Here’s how they differ: Empathy - the ability to understand and share the feelings of another person by imagining yourself in their situation. • Key Element: It involves feeling with someone—placing yourself in their shoes and experiencing their emotions. • Example: When a friend loses a loved one, you imagine their pain and offer support by saying, “I can’t imagine how hard this must be for you, but I’m here to help in any way I can.” • Action: Empathy often leads to deeper emotional connection and action. Sympathy - feeling pity or sorrow for someone else’s misfortune but from an outside perspective. • Key Element: It involves feeling for someone rather than feeling what they feel. • Example: When a friend loses a loved one, you say, “I’m sorry for your loss. That must be really difficult.” • Action: Sympathy may or may not inspire action and often maintains emotional distance. Aspect Empathy Sympathy Connection Deep, personal, and shared Distant, acknowledging pain Perspective “I feel with you” “I feel for you”. #Empathy #grammarlesson #Sympathy #SEL #socialemotionallearning #EmpathyVsSympathy #EmotionalIntelligence #KindnessMatters #Compassion #UnderstandingOthers #BeKind #EmotionalSupport #EmpathyInAction #HumanConnection #MentalHealthAwareness #SupportOneAnother #FeelingsMatter #HeartToHeart #EmotionalGrowth #LifeLessons #TeachEmpathy #ListenAndLearn #EmpathyMatters #EmotionalDepth #Sharedemotionalexperience #Observing #emotions