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Introduction Have you ever experienced this in your school? Your office is heavy with goals, analysis, strategy, goals, and plenty of meetings. You are very heavy on the "head" part of the equation, but not so high on the heart. If you haven't experienced this yet,...

The Study That We Can’t Ignore According to a new study that was recently published in the journal Psychological Bulletin, notable in both its scale and depth, emotional intelligence is an essential part of academic success—from kindergarten to college. The study...

We Want to Meet You! In line with its unswerving commitment to delivering high-quality service to every one of its expanding clientele, Global Teletherapy will join several conferences around the country over the next six weeks. Attending these conferences provides...

What do Teachers Think About Classroom Robots? Mentioning that AI robots will replace some of what teachers do for students sends a chill through the spine of many educators. How preposterous to entertain the notion that intelligent machines could somehow match human...

Laughing: More Than Just Good For the Soul We all know that laughter is good for the soul. However, research has shown that it is also great for the brain. A study that was recently published in the journal Cognition and Emotion asserts that laughter is instrumental...

For the longest time, school principals have been primarily known as strict disciplinarians whose thankless but extremely necessary task is to keep the school in order by "taking care" of children and staff that misbehave. To make it a bit more blunt, the principal is...

How Many Children Suffer Adverse Experiences?   It may be difficult to believe, but according to a new Child Trends research brief by Vanessa Sacks and David Murphey, almost half (45%) of children in this country have experienced at least one Adverse Childhood...

Why Most Teachers and Therapists Quit In schools around the country, the turnover rate of teachers, speech therapists, and other clinicians can be highly inconvenient. For students, their learning or therapy is disrupted. For principals, they feel the pressure to find...

The Growing Autism Challenge According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring Network, about 1 in 88 children has been identified with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD). The Autism Society states that it is...