How Can We Make Relationships the Heart of Schools?
Educators around the country are trying to foster belonging, discussion, conflict resolution, and emotion regulation in classrooms.
What Happens When Sixth Graders and Elders Learn Together
Instead of attending regular school, a group of sixth graders in Canada spend time at a long-term care home—and young and old seem to benefit.
How to Prepare Students for Life’s Pivotal Moments
We can help students align their daily actions and decisions with the values that will allow them to become their best selves.
What Students Say Builds Character in College
Research reveals the classroom experiences that foster empathy, open-mindedness, and civic engagement—and the obstacles that get in the way.
The Well-Being Practices Helping Educators and Students in Wartime
Small, evidence-based practices are helping teachers foster connection, resilience, and hope amid extraordinary uncertainty.
A Playful Way to Help Children Learn Resilience
Using animal characters, educators can help children navigate big feelings with mindfulness and self-compassion.
How Do You Learn to Care When Caring Is Your Job?
See how a pharmacy school is teaching students to step outside their comfort zones and care for patients with different backgrounds, beliefs, and…
This Grad Season, the Future Might Be in Good Hands After All
At a time of uncertainty, Gen Z’s creativity, compassion, and commitment to change offer reasons for optimism.
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