Mike Huber | Famly Early Years blog author

Mike Huber

Contributing author

Contributing author

Mike Huber

Mike Huber is an early education teacher, trainer and consultant based in Minnesota, USA. Mike has worked with the Minnesota Department of Education, the Child Care Resource and Referral Network, and has served on the board of the Minnesota Association for the Education of Young Children (MnAEYC) from 2007 to 2011. He won the 2012 Kate Davidson Tanner Award from MnAEYC, as well as the Scholastic Early Childhood Professional Award Honorable Mention in 2006.

Areas of expertise:

Children's books

Social-emotional development

All posts from this author

How to avoid power struggles with children | Famly

Learning & Development

Pedagogical Approaches

Want to avoid power struggles with children? Read the needs behind their behavior.

Avoiding power struggles with young children is all about reading the needs behind their behavior. Here are 4 strategies to help you avoid those conflicts.

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Mike Huber

November 23, 2022

Co-regulation shapes children’s emotional toolkit | Famly

Learning & Development

Pedagogical Approaches

How co-regulation helps children handle emotional distress

What is co-regulation in the classroom? Get practical tips for using co-regulation to boost children’s emotional development in the early years.

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Mike Huber

May 2, 2022

Get rid of classroom rules — try guidelines instead | Famly

The Environment

Enabling Environments

Pedagogical Approaches

Throw out your classroom rules, and try guidelines instead

In early education, classroom rules can sometimes set you up for a power struggle. Here's why classroom guidelines can be a better option.

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Mike Huber

January 19, 2022

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