This is a great article on how to help students deal with difficult emotions that stem from external difficulties. They are helping students learn to become successful and deal with tough emotions. And they are using a version of the "Quiet Corner" in their program, as well!
little illuminations: Pass the Squishy---article from NYT
Saturday, February 6, 2010
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