Next Element and MUSE Elementary collaborate to study student learning.
Posted in Blog, News | Tagged Communication Skills, Conflict Resolution, Emotional Intelligence, Motivating Youth, Personality, Process Communication Model, School Behavior Problems, Social Intelligence, student engagement | Leave a commentThe Process Communication Model® (PCM) is a framework for appreciating, respecting and developing the uniqueness and dignity of others, adapting approach and environments for better learning, helping teachers and students negotiate conflict in productive ways, and empowering children with skills to be more effective throughout their lives.
Posted in Blog, White Papers | Tagged Communication Skills, Conflict Resolution, Emotional Intelligence, Motivating Youth, School Behavior Problems, Social Intelligence, student engagement | Leave a commentNext Element is helping facilitate a groundbreaking study where students and staff start each day laughing for no reason! Could this be the answer to NCLB?
Posted in Blog, News | Tagged Conflict Resolution, Emotional Intelligence, Employee Complaints, Employee Engagement, Motivating Youth, School Behavior Problems, Social Intelligence, student engagement | Leave a commentNEWS – Jamie and Jeff return from Outward Bound
Coming This Summer… Relate to Your Mate couples retreat
PCM NUGGET – Enhanced Effectiveness in Therapy
RIBBON CUTTING – NE’s official Ribbon Cutting, May 5th
BOOK RECOMMENDATION – “Deep Survival: Who Lives, Who Dies, and Why” by Laurence Gonzales
Upcoming Events and Meet Us At…
White Paper – Discipline or Motivation?
Hot Wing Update – the official rating scale
No one wins in a power struggle, in this brief article discover ways to recognize the invitation to a power struggle and how to decline. Power – the ability to do something or the capacity to do something. Struggle – to make forceful or violent efforts to get away from something. Power Struggle – two [...]
Posted in Blog, White Papers | Tagged Communication Skills, Conflict Resolution, Emotional Intelligence, School Behavior Problems | 2 CommentsWE’VE MOVED – to the Newton Train Station!
PUBLISHED – Wichita Eagle article, “Three Words That Will Change Your Life.”
NE CHATTER – Being “self-ful.”
BOOK RECOMMENDATION – “Here’s How to Reach Me”
HOT WING UPDATE – Share your favorite recipe!