Social‑Emotional Learning Articles for Educators

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Especially in the age of social media, hot button issues often come up in comment sections or forums. Those topics can easily make their way into the classroom! Instead of...

Conflict is an inevitable part of life. No matter how calm, inclusive, and compassionate your class is, your students will still deal with conflict in your classroom. Giving them the...

Inclusion is a word that gets thrown around a lot in education. But what does inclusion mean? What does it look like? How do you create an inclusive classroom? What...

Teachers often focus their attentions on taking care and supporting others. A teachers mental health is not only important to them but important to their co-workers, families, and students. Here...

Teachers have always been at risk of burnout, however, the pandemic has made teachers burnout much more prevalent. Many teachers find themselves exhausted, disconnected, being inefficient, and no longer liking...

Elevating the voices of students is vital for many reasons. The more of a voice and choice that students have has proven to raise student achievement substantially. When students have...