How Nature Journaling Helps My Students Feel at Home
A place-based educator in California invites his students to spend time in, observe, and document the wild nature around them.
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How to Turn Down the Tension in a Conversation
Research finds that if our language shows someone we're open to their perspective, they are more likely to be open to ours.
How Schools and Families Can Honor Students’ Identities
Families and educators can partner to support children in recognizing their strengths and building a positive sense of self.
How Toxic Language Leads to Political Violence
Research suggests American leaders must take renewed responsibility for their rhetoric.
Four Steps to Help People Feel Listened To
This conversation style makes you more reasonable and persuasive in a disagreement.
How Well Do Happiness Practices Serve Black Communities?
We interviewed Black people about where happiness comes from and whether 15 typical happiness practices work for them.
15 Practices to Help Kids Bridge Differences
Educators and parents can help students engage across differences at school, in their homes, and throughout their community.
Why Reading Is Important for Children’s Brain Development
Children living in poverty show poorer brain development. But reading for pleasure may help counteract this.
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