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Articles: Do Bad Grades + Violent Video Games = Violent Kids?

By Anna Jacobi | May 23, 2012

A recent study suggests boys who do poorly in school are more attracted to violent video games—and violent behavior.

 
Alex is one of five central subjects in Bully. He's a sweet but brutally tormented 12 year old in Sioux City, Iowa.

Articles: Bully: The Movie Every Teacher and Student Needs to See

By Jeremy Adam Smith | April 18, 2012

The new documentary Bully tells the stories of five bullied kids—and says what we can do to help them.

 

Articles: Eight Tips for Fostering Flow in the Classroom

By Jill Suttie | April 17, 2012

Every teacher wants students to feel engaged and happy in the classroom. Here are research-based tips for making it happen.

 

Articles: Can Schools Help Students Find Flow?

By Jill Suttie | April 16, 2012

Jill Suttie explores how can we help kids become engaged learners in an era of high-stakes testing and student burnout.

 

Articles: How Creativity Works

By Jeremy Adam Smith | April 10, 2012

Imagine author Jonah Lehrer explores how neuroscientific discoveries have helped us understand the ways we imagine new things.

 
The idea for the Cultivating Emotional Balance program grew out of discussions between the Dalai Lama and Western scientists, including psychologist Paul Ekman (right).

Articles: A Training to Make Teachers Less Stressed

By Melissa Janson | March 8, 2012

A new study shows how the Cultivating Emotional Balance program can help teachers (and the rest of us) reduce stress and cultivate compassion.

 
Kevin Kerr became principal of Balboa High School in San Francisco in 2009, just as the district approved a new policy emphasizing “restorative justice.” Within two years, his school cut its suspensions and expulsions by half.

Articles: Can Restorative Justice Keep Schools Safe?

By Jeremy Adam Smith | March 6, 2012

How one big-city district cut suspensions and expulsions—and why they may rise again.

 

Articles: Stopping Teacher Burnout

By Margaret Cullen | January 19, 2012

The SMART-in-Education program helps teachers cope with rising academic demands and falling budgets.

 

Raising Happiness: Podcast: Getting Homework Done

By Christine Carter and Rona Renner | January 10, 2012

Avoiding power struggles and tears during homework time

 

Articles: What Would You Do if You Witnessed Child Abuse?

By Rodolfo Mendoza-Denton | November 29, 2011

How fair is it to vilify Penn State's Mike McQueary for not going to the police?

 

Articles: Can Parents Teach Peace?

By Carmen Sobczak | November 2, 2011

A recent study suggests they can, at least some of the time.

 

Research Digest Items/Studies: Does Music Make Us Smarter?

 

Articles: Why I Skipped This “Diversity” Bake Sale

By Rodolfo Mendoza-Denton | September 29, 2011

What UC Berkley's College Republicans get wrong about racism and colorblindness.

 
Students participating in the PATHS social and emotional learning program.

Articles: Does SEL Make the Grade?

By Jill Suttie | September 20, 2011

Fueled by new research, the social-emotional learning movement is building momentum. Is it enough to make American schools change their course?

 

Raising Happiness: How Happy are Your Kids’ Friends’ Friends’ Friends?

By Christine Carter | September 19, 2011

It matters MUCH more than you think.

 

Raising Happiness: How to Prep Your Kids for College

By Christine Carter | September 12, 2011

A Preschool through High School Guide

 
Free Press, 2011, 349 pages

Articles: A Course Correction for Positive Psychology

By Jill Suttie | August 11, 2011

A review of Martin Seligman’s latest book, Flourish: A Visionary New Understanding of Happiness and Well-Being.

 

Articles: The Wisdom of Babies

By Mary Gordon | July 27, 2011

As Roots of Empathy gears up for its U.S. expansion, founder Mary Gordon reveals how the program has nurtured compassion around the world, one child at a time.

 
Mary Gordon shows a Roots of Empathy classroom and baby in action, explaining how together they help break cycles of intergenerational violence.

Videos and Podcasts: Meet Baby Mei

By Mary Gordon | July 26, 2011

Mary Gordon shows a Roots of Empathy classroom and baby in action, explaining how together they help break cycles of intergenerational violence.

 
Mary Gordon shares inspiring stories about children performing remarkable acts of compassion.

Videos and Podcasts: Emotional Literacy

By Mary Gordon | July 21, 2011

Mary Gordon shares inspiring stories about children performing remarkable acts of compassion.

 

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