By exploring different expressions, children can gain insight into their own feelings in a way that feels natural to them.

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In the Coug Cave, Coweeman Middle School paraeducator Rebecca Keithley works one-on-one with students to help regulate ...

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Ginny Yurich, the founder and host of 1000 Hours Outside Movement, discusses the benefits of incorporating outdoor playtime into your child's routine. Yurich says changing how her family spent free ...