Empathy is at the heart of social-emotional learning. By teaching empathy, schools can help the next generation grow into caring and collaborative citizens.

Find out what executive function is and how to help your elementary school students develop the skills they need to thrive.

Learn how teachers can recognize signs of trauma in their students and better support their students’ needs.

Mindfulness helps students build mental health and emotional skills so they can focus on learning. Consider using ESSA grants to fund a mindfulness program!

Learn how to do a mental health check-in with your school staff and better support their overall wellbeing.

Almost 40% of all K-12 students will go through at least one traumatic event before they turn 16. Try these trauma-informed mindfulness exercises with your students.

These tips and tricks for implementing brain breaks into your classroom may help your students recharge and get more out of their education.

Feeling a sense of community improves students’ well-being and academic achievement. Learn more about what it means to build community in the classroom.

The teacher mental health crisis has been going on for years. Schools need to address the problem to deal with the ongoing teacher shortage.

It can be hard for teachers to protect their mental health amid all the stressors of the school year, but sometimes small changes can help quite a bit.