by Jeff Veley | May 20, 2020 | Articles/Interviews, Social and Emotional Learning
Doctor Predicts that Mental Health Pandemic is Likely It is no surprise that mental health challenges are increasing during the COVID-19 pandemic. As people abandon their everyday routines during quarantine, many wonder when restrictions will lift and if life will...
by Jeff Veley | May 18, 2020 | Articles/Interviews, Social and Emotional Learning
As a youth motivational speaker, reaching students and grownups during the Coronavirus has been a challenge. While I’d normally be traveling the country with my bullying prevention tour, the quarantine has forced me to get creative in how I reach schools. ...
by Jeff Veley | Mar 24, 2020 | Bullying Prevention, Parenting Advice, Social and Emotional Learning, Teaching Advice
Lessons & Activities for Teachers and Home Educators The Coronavirus (COVID-19) has caused both professional educators and parents to scramble. America has completely restructured what learning looks like – overnight. Despite the pandemic and pandemonium...
by Jeff Veley | Mar 5, 2020 | Bullying Prevention, Parenting Advice, Social and Emotional Learning, Teaching Advice
Simple Solutions to Stop Aggression The most recognizable form of social aggression (or bullying) is bothering behavior. If you search “bullying” on Google images, you’ll find clip art of large angry-looking kids holding scrawny kids in the air by...
by Jeff Veley | Feb 21, 2020 | Articles, Bullying Prevention, Social and Emotional Learning
Empowering Students to Resolve Conflicts Working with schools that invest in social and emotional learning is so inspiring. It’s a completely different approach than the traditional anti-bullying message. Instead of just telling student to REPORT social problems, it...
by Jeff Veley | Dec 9, 2019 | Bullying Prevention, Parenting Advice, Social and Emotional Learning, Teaching Advice
How Grownups can Empower Kids to Solve Social Problems Recently on my podcast I shared a common problem that I see with adults, when intervening in conflicts. It’s a mindset that, at first glance, seems like the right thing to do. Upon further examination, we...
