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This engaging lesson plan teaches elementary students the vital social skill of making an apology. Through interactive storytelling and practical exercises, students learn to deliver sincere and effective apologies. By implementing this lesson, educators will help students develop the essential skill of making meaningful apologies, fostering empathy, responsibility, and better social interactions in their classroom.
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We often talk about the importance of relationships between students as a way to improve both behavior and academics. In his article published in Education Week... Read More
by Alesia Montgomery, Boys Town National Training
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In my life, I wear many hats. Professionally, I am a trainer, consultant, and author for Boys Town. Personally, I am a father, husband and coach for youth sports... Read More
by Mike Meeks, Boys Town National Training
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I frequently find myself talking with teachers and administrators about the core principles of the Boys Town Education Model®. I emphasize that the change agents... Read More
by Denise Pratt, Senior National Trainer
Supporting Your Staff
Relationships: The Foundation for Healthy Schools
We often talk about the importance of relationships between students as a way to improve both behavior and academics. In his article published in Education Week... Read More
by Alesia Montgomery, Boys Town National Training
Teaching Social Skills
The Power of Social Skills in Youth Sports
In my life, I wear many hats. Professionally, I am a trainer, consultant, and author for Boys Town. Personally, I am a father, husband and coach for youth sports... Read More
by Mike Meeks, Boys Town National Training
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Why Boys Town Really Works
I frequently find myself talking with teachers and administrators about the core principles of the Boys Town Education Model®. I emphasize that the change agents... Read More
by Denise Pratt, Senior National Trainer
