How Kindness May Help Students Transition to College
A new study finds that students feel better in their first weeks of college the more they engage in kindness toward others.
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Five Practices for a Healthier Emotional Life
Inside Out 2 teaches that all emotions are useful, the difficult ones included. So how do we accept and work with our feelings?
What Makes People Kinder to Outsiders?
A new study finds that young people who are more forgiving tend to extend their kindness more broadly.
A Way to Teach Courage in the Classroom
Teaching bravery entails role models, discussion, self-reflection, and understanding what courage is and how it works.
How Do People Around the World Help Each Other Out?
A new study finds that we ask for and receive help countless times per day—a fundamental human behavior across cultures.
Are People Really Becoming Less Ethical?
A new study questions the common view that people are less kind, honest, and moral than they used to be.
How Small Acts of Kindness Can Help With Anxiety
A new study finds that performing acts of kindness improves mental health symptoms—and increases your social connection, too.
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.