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🩵 Your March Newsletter from MOXIE! 🪁

Published 2 months ago • 1 min read

At Positively Moxie, we create effective, beneficial, and actionable resources for educators, parents, and other invested adults to teach young people the skills of resilience and well-being.

“March winds and April showers bring forth May flowers.”​
― English Proverb

The Role of Emotional Regulation in Learning

Developing emotional regulation and understanding, which involves managing and grasping emotions effectively, is crucial for success in education. By promoting emotional intelligence alongside academic proficiency, you provide your students with indispensable resources for navigating both the classroom environment and the complexities of life outside its walls.

Learn 15 reasons why emotional regulation is critical for academic performance...

March Calendar

There is lots happening this month! Get your calendar with our free download.

Research Connection

The education trends of 2026 continue to focus on mental health supports, AI integration, addressing teacher burnout and bandwidth, and budget pressures.

Product Spotlight: Ultimate Sensory Support Bundle

Unlock the full potential of your students through movement, sensory input, and emotional support with this comprehensive Sensory Resource Bundle —designed specifically for busy educators, therapists, and parents who want practical tools that work!

This four-product bundle includes everything you need to promote focus, emotional regulation, and success in the classroom using the power of sensory-informed strategies.

Wellness Wrap

It turns out that being friendly might be good for us. Gillian Sandstrom's new book, "Once Upon a Stranger: The Science of How 'Small Talk' Can Ad Up to a Big Life,"asserts that making small talk can increase our well-being, improve our social skills, reduce anxiety, and help us feel more connected. All the more reasons to keep teaching and reinforcing social skills for our students!

Here are some tips on how to chat it up:

  1. Choose to speak to a person who seems receptive. For instance, smile and see if it's returned.
  2. Look for someone who is displaying their interests, wuch as a band or college T-shirt or even a branded tote bag.
  3. Follow your curiosity and intuition.

About Us

Molly, a school counselor, and Jill, a school-based occupational therapist, combine their know-how and energy, or their "MOXIE," to create relevant and actionable resources for student well-being and resilience.

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