SELelevate

Shifting from directive language to curiosity helps turn tricky moments into learning moments. When teachers ask curious questions instead of giving quick commands, students feel heard, stay calmer, and build problem-solving skills. Curiosity invites connection—helping both teachers and students understand the ‘why’ behind behaviors and work together toward better choices. Print this as a quick and easy reminder, post it in the staff room, or share with families.

Download this sheet to make it easy for students to reflect on their day. Glows and Grows allow students to reflect on what went well, as well as what could have gone better. Use this sheet as a way to keep communication flowing from school to home!