How West Point Is Expanding Character Education
Whether it's during fitness tests or mountaineering, West Point cadets learn, discuss, and set goals around character as part of their training.
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11 Ways to Foster Dialogue and Understanding on Campus
A new report looks at how we can transform conflict and polarization into constructive conversations in higher education.
How Your Misconceptions About the Other Side Could Drive Political Polarization
A new study suggests that Republicans and Democrats both believe their political opponents are more anti-democratic than they actually are.
Does Feeling Awe Make Us Follow the Crowd?
A new study finds that we're more swayed by the majority opinion after experiencing awe.
Four Lessons From Mediators for Bridging Differences
We can learn to resolve disputes more effectively if we understand the strategies mediators use for overcoming seemingly intractable conflict.
The Superpowers of Sensitive People
A new book explains how sensitivity can be an asset in life—as long as you learn how to manage emotional and physical overwhelm.
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.
Six Self-Care Practices for School Leaders
Proactively making a habit of self-care can help principals prevent burnout and protect their well-being.