Kids are constantly comparing themselves to each other. Who finishes their homework first, who’s the fastest runner at recess, who gets picked for the game first. It starts so young, and it can quietly chip away at a child’s confidence, especially for kids who learn, feel, or move through the

Every classroom has an Alex. Maybe it’s the kid who can’t sit still without wiggling in his chair. Maybe it’s the one who wears headphones during recess or gets a little too excited talking about rocks. Every teacher knows this child, and every child deserves to see themselves on the