How Classrooms Can Promote Intellectual Humility—Or Discourage It
Two new studies reveal the ways that teachers and schools can encourage students to be humble and feel comfortable making mistakes.
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Five Steps to Get Students Thinking About Ethics
Here's a project you can try with your students to build ethical thinking and SEL skills while tackling real-world issues.
Our Best Education Articles of 2022
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Thought-Provoking Books for Educators in 2022
Greater Good’s education editors pick some of the most inspiring and informative education books of the year.
What We’re Learning From Campus Leaders About How to Bridge Differences
Learning and exchanging ideas in community can help higher education leaders fight polarization—and so make colleges more inclusive and welcoming.
How to Be More Present With Your Students
Jack Miller shares how contemplative practices can help teachers cope with stress and protect their mental health.
Four Ways to Inspire Humble Curiosity in Your Students
Humility and curiosity can encourage students to be passionate about learning and open to others’ perspectives.
Five Ways to Use SEL to Promote Intellectual Humility
Lessons from social-emotional learning can help students learn to accept the idea that their views could be mistaken.