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CharacterStrong Educator ResourcesAt CharacterStrong, we have been hard at working pulling together some incredible digital resources to help you navigate these tough times. Sign up for access to one or all of the following free virtual tools.

A good site with free resources including:

Virtual Assemblies

Kindness Journal

Virtual Resource Library

Whole Child Virtual Summit

Sparklers at Home - great site for wellbeing.

https://liveuptoyou.org/ - site with lots of resources

Just ask Rangatahi - a great site to ask any questions about anything

Developing a self-care planDeveloping a self-care plan can help you enhance your health and wellbeing, manage your stress, and maintain professionalism as a worker.

Combating Social Isolation When Learning RemotelyAs teachers move classes online and utilize online tools and resources to engage students in remote learning, it's essential to add social elements to our online courses. This has a couple of powerful benefits. First, students who feel they are

Mental Health – Looking after mental health and wellbeing during COVID-19

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Teaching Through a Pandemic: A Mindset for This MomentHundreds of teachers, many of them operating in countries where teach-from-home has been in place for weeks, weigh in on the mental approach you need to stay grounded in this difficult time.

Self-Quarantine Survival Guide: How To Make The Best Out Of Your Time At Home | GoalcastDuring the coronavirus pandemic, it can be easy to let panic dictate our reactions, especially when we have to self-isolate or self-quarantine. This is why it's important to take the time as an opportunity to be productive in whatever we choose to focus on.

How to Help Teens Shelter in PlaceTeens are not made for isolation, which makes COVID-19 especially hard on them. Here's how to help your teenager to see the bigger picture.

Teachers, How Can We Care for Our Mental Health Right Now?We're living through history, and the emotions are intense.

Dear educators… this is a lot.Dear educators, Whether you teach preschoolers, middle schoolers, or graduate students, I see you. This is really scary. We all have so much to think about and do right now- for ourselves and our f…

Give them what they needYou have most likely seen this cartoon at some stage in the last several years and maybe the debate around it that has ensued. Today, I…

Ideas for hauora/well-being and connecting in these unpredictable times… In this time of change, where the world around us has become unpredictable and our focus has changed significantly. What changes should we be making to learning for young people? Does this s…

'I need people to make sure I'm OK': Emily Writes on how teens are coping with lockdownEmily Writes talks to teenagers about how the level four restrictions are affecting them, and asks how they can be better supported. There are unfortunately so many terrible stereotypes about teenagers, but Gen Z might just be our most resilient generation yet. Struggling through feelings of h

Nine Ways To Ensure Your Mindfulness Teaching Practice Is Trauma-Informed | KQEDThere are many ways teachers can be sure they are implementing mindfulness practices that support a trauma-informed classroom.

How to create a healthy routine for your children amidst chaosEstablishing a routine can bring calm and comfort to your household. Learn how to create one that best supports your child mentally, socially and academically

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