How do you make that happen when your dream of standing at the head of the class and imparting meaningful lessons fizzles into frustration because kids are lost in their own multitude of problems?

After teaching conflict resolution in six countries, I wrote 4 books to address these issues and each of them can be used in a classroom setting.

I would like to offer you useful educational resources: free downloads, free training, and other resources that lend themselves to restorative justice and contain the following critical attributes for enhancing wellbeing in the classroom:

• Credible with reliable endorsements—from within your field. Jack Canfield, bestselling author of the Chicken Soup for the Soul series and a former teacher says, “When you talk to teachers, tell them you’d have written this book the exact same way for them.”
• Engagingly relevant—‘right now relief’ in an upset with a child is never more relevant than in an upset. 
• Cognitively friendly—is just a fancy way to say the strategies are easy to use and attractive, because the consequence is joy.
• Valuable enough to be used life-long—the ability to turn chaos into calmness is one of the most important things any human being can ever learn—because challenges don’t stop.
  

• Impactful—it’s that one thing that you taught your students that made you the teacher they remembered for their whole lives—and you learned it in The Kid Code.
• Humanitarian—promotes higher evolutionary outcomes in a way that protects and enriches each of us and our planet.
• Light-hearted in its approach—Light-hearted gets their attention, open-hearted keeps it—The Kid Code offers both.
• Heart-warming with its results—The strategies in The Kid Code blossom anyone who uses them.
• Able to offer support—Brenda has volunteered time and resources to teachers, students, administrators, and parents.
• Able to deepen understanding and use of the work—through additional online courses, books, podcasts, and blogs.