Education and Behavior
Education and Behavior (educationandbehavior.com) is a free research-based, online library.We provide articles with strategies and information to support children of all ages and ability levels in the areas of learning, behavior, and social-emotional development.
Research shows that children benefit from consistency within and across settings. Education and Behavior allows us to maintain that consistency.
6 Benefits of Teaching Robotics to Elementary School Students
Rachel Wise The various benefits of teaching robotics to children in elementary, plus a basic understanding of...
3 Steps to Improve Your Child’s Sentences with Guided Writing Activities
Rachel Wise This article explains how to use the research-based strategy, Guided Writing, to help your child...
How to Support Children with Intellectual Disabilities (Home and School)
Rachel Wise What is an intellectual disability (ID)? Intellectual disability (sometimes called cognitive disability, or previously mental...
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Rachel Wise Education and Behavior offers joyfy15 coupon code for joyfy educational toys and materials. Joyfy (Joyin)...
5 Fun Scientific Art Projects for Kids
Rachel Wise Scientific art projects ideas to incorporate hands-on activities in learning. Try these fun ideas with...
Try These 5 Great Social Skills Activities for Students & Groups
Rachel Wise Looking for social skills activities for elementary students? Here are five fun ideas that can...
6 Tips to Help Your Child Build Courage: An Important Life Skill
Rachel Wise How to Build Courage in Your Child: 6 Tips Answer this Question
6 Helpful Tips for Teachers Based on Best Practices
Rachel Wise This articles gives six helpful tips based on best practices. These are common strategies from...
5 Great Books that Teach Children Empathy (E-Books Available)
Rachel Wise Why should we use books to teach children empathy? As a behavior specialist and mobile...
Tips to Help a Child Not Be Alone at Recess or in the Cafeteria
Rachel Wise If you are an educator and you see that a child is constantly alone at...