Why the Arts Matter for Kids’ Self-Esteem
A new study finds that kids who paint, draw, play music, or read more often feel better about themselves.
What Helps Kids Thrive Under Extreme Adversity?
A new study explores the factors that may promote stronger executive function in highly disadvantaged preschoolers.
How Understanding Your Brain Can Help You Learn
A new book explains six keys to learning that can help anyone overcome barriers to success in school or in life.
Is It Better to Be a Specialist or a Generalist?
A new book explains how finding your niche too early may hinder your success in life.
How to Become a Scientist of Your Own Emotions
A Q&A with researcher Marc Brackett about how to cultivate emotional intelligence in ourselves and our kids.
How to Help Students with Learning Disabilities Focus on Their Strengths
We can empower students with learning disabilities with the language we use and the way we teach and guide them.
Dear Christine: My Son Went Off to College and I Want to Cry
Christine Carter offers some advice to a mom who feels like her son outgrew her.
Four Ways to Support Teens’ Social-Emotional Development at School
We need to appeal to teens’ need for status and respect for SEL to work in high schools.
How Understanding Your Brain Can Help You Learn
A new book explains six keys to learning that can help anyone overcome barriers to success in school or in life.
How to Help Students with Learning Disabilities Focus on Their Strengths
We can empower students with learning disabilities with the language we use and the way we teach and guide them.
How to Become a Scientist of Your Own Emotions
A Q&A with researcher Marc Brackett about how to cultivate emotional intelligence in ourselves and our kids.
Four Ways to Support Teens’ Social-Emotional Development at School
We need to appeal to teens’ need for status and respect for SEL to work in high schools.
Is It Better to Be a Specialist or a Generalist?
A new book explains how finding your niche too early may hinder your success in life.
Dear Christine: My Son Went Off to College and I Want to Cry
Christine Carter offers some advice to a mom who feels like her son outgrew her.
How to Fall in Love with Teaching Again
Before the new school year begins, teachers can think about what to do to refresh their love of teaching—both for themselves and for their students.
Why the Arts Matter for Kids’ Self-Esteem
A new study finds that kids who paint, draw, play music, or read more often feel better about themselves.