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Articles: May Education Newsletter

By Vicki Zakrzewski | May 14, 2013

With the re-introduction of Congressman Tim Ryan's social-emotional learning bill, our May newsletter focuses on the wide-ranging benefits of SEL skills for students.

 
Students in Chicago protest the closing of their elementary school--one of 54 slated for closure by the city.

Articles: How to Reduce Violence after School Closures

By Vicki Zakrzewski, Trinh T. Tran, Jason Marsh | April 23, 2013

Plans to close public schools are raising concerns about student safety in several major cities. But if the cities heed lessons from social science, they may be able to keep a difficult situation from getting even worse.

 

Articles: How to Foster Gratitude in Schools

By Jeffrey Froh, Giacomo Bono | November 20, 2012

When students are thankful, they feel more connected to their schools and teachers, explain researchers Jeffrey J. Froh and Giacomo Bono.

 

Articles: Do We Care for Our Teachers?

By Vicki Zakrzewski | October 23, 2012

To create a caring school community, research tells us that care must be extended to everyone.

 
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.

 
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: Can Parents Teach Peace?

By Carmen Sobczak | November 2, 2011

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

 

Raising Happiness: The Power of the Compassionate Imagination

By Christine Carter | October 31, 2011

 

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