Getting Started with Mindfulness: A Toolkit for Early Childhood Organizations
Learn how to implement mindfulness techniques into your daily work and organizational culture
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In this toolkit, learn more about the case for implementing mindfulness techniques into your daily work and organizational culture, try hands-on strategies for doing so, and learn more from organizations that have begun this journey.
This toolkit is intended for educators to learn to practice mindfulness themselves, in order to better respond to their young learners in calm, thoughtful ways.
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