Try these empathy exercises for elementary, middle school, and high school students.

Understanding and showing empathy toward students can help teachers have a greater impact.

Get tips for teaching mindfulness in your elementary school class and strategies for dealing with common challenges that may arise.

Learn how to build a better classroom for students who may be experiencing the effects of trauma.

The Calm Classroom team recently had the wonderful opportunity to support a “Create Your Own Calm Classroom” contest at Shields Middle School. With their incredible leadership team, this school really rallied behind the effort and created their own superhero to encourage the students to participate in the project: The

Try these gratitude journal prompts with your middle school students to cultivate a more mentally healthy school culture.

By leading your students in a mindfulness exercise, you can help them strengthen their empathy muscle. Here are some tips to effectively help your students develop empathy for life.

This week, Calm Classroom co-founders, Jai & Joy Luster, had the pleasure of presenting and exhibiting at the School Social Work Association of America (SSWAA) Conference in Nashville, Tennessee! The 18th annual conference was held at the Sheraton Music City Hotel. A bit more about SSWAA: The Association was organized

Last semester, Spring 2015, the Calm Classroom program was implemented as a pilot project in Istanbul International School, Turkey.