Thank You Teachers!
Early in his career, my father, Jim Fay, was a schoolteacher and principal, and the roots of Love and Logic stem from his efforts as a principal to help teachers...
Instilling the Love of Learning with Love and Logic
This past week we received an email from a teacher who had this quote in her signature line: “Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of...
The One-Sentence Intervention
The past two years have been tumultuous for everyone, including teachers who now face more disruptive and unmotivated students than usual. Even two decades ago, research suggested that many classroom...
How to Deal with Disruptive Behavior in Your Classroom
In last week’s blog I gave some tips about situational awareness and nipping problems in the bud before they become major issues. However, sometimes things can still get out of...
Strategies for Creating Calm Classrooms
Many teachers are struggling with behavior problems in the classroom. Mostly these problems stem from the fact that educators are seeing a very large increase in the number of students...
Quick and Easy Classroom Intervention Strategies
Teachers continue to face many new challenges in the classroom. In fact, some reports suggest that currently over 75% of teachers report frequent job-related stress. Love and Logic can help...
A Three-Pronged Approach to Bullying for Schools
As kids are returning to the school environment this year, they might again be exposed to bullying that often takes place in schools. The good news about bullying is that...
Bullying: Helping Kids Develop Emotional Strength
After each school year begins, the issue of bullying eventually comes up, and this year will be no different. Bullying comes in many forms and can be defined as unwanted...
Taking Control of the Classroom
Taking Control of the Classroom In last week’s blog, we shared some of Love and Logic’s classroom intervention strategies for teachers. This week, I want to discuss what I believe...
