The most powerful learning moments in every classroom don’t start with instructional content–they start with connection. For children, learning does not take place in isolation—it happens in the context of relationships. This session explores how secure relationships and stable environments create the conditions students need to engage, persist, and learn, especially during literacy instruction. Drawing on research that shows emotional regulation is shared between teachers and students, educators examine how predictability, trust, and adult regulation can help to shape classroom climate. Through reflection and practical strategies, participants learn how intentional routines, relational practices, and environmental stability support both student learning and teacher capacity.

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