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August 28, 2024

Morning Meetings for a Soft Start

This teacher prefers a soft start with learners. She uses morning meetings and student leaders to engage her class in mindfulness. Take some time to breathe with the class in the video as you consider how a soft start with your students might increase connection, belonging, and achievement.

Reflection Question:
What rituals could you add to the beginning of the day or class period to provide a soft start?

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