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#MINDFUL SCHOOLS HOW TO#

Resources for Learning More : Comprehensive list of resources for students, families, teachers, and schools.

At-Home Practice Instructions: Simple strategies for successfully starting a home practice for families, adolescents and teachers.

Free Practice Videos for Teens and Adults : A set of free practice videos for older students, teachers, and parents.

Free Practice Videos for Children : A set of free practice videos for use with elementary or preschool-aged children in class or at home.

Mindfulness In-Class Lessons for Kids : Parents, teachers, and students can view three complete in-class lessons that cover brain basics, basic mindfulness, and mindfulness for managing stressful emotions.

Steps to Get Your School Started: A step-by-step plan to develop a mindfulness program for your school.

Research is trying to keep pace with the explosion of interest in school-based mindfulness. Research Round-Up: Mindfulness in Schools October 10, 2013. A new study suggests that training teachers in mindfulness not only reduces burnout but also improves their performance in the classroom.

The Brain, Mindfulness, and Children : An overview of the research and evidence for using mindfulness with youth at home and at school to improve learning and reduce anxiety. Can Mindfulness Make Us Better Teachers October 2, 2013.

#MINDFUL SCHOOLS HOW TO#

This website is designed to provide free resources to enable preschool through high school students, their families, and schools to learn how to use mindfulness to improve academic performance and reduce stress, enhancing their quality of life for years to come. A new and rapidly expanding evidence base supports these practices. b curriculum comprised eight 45 min, weekly MT sessions.

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