Why the small stuff matters in school
All students need to know educators care about them individually. Putting some effort into the small stuff can help them thrive.
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All students need to know educators care about them individually. Putting some effort into the small stuff can help them thrive.
Social skills are a must for landing a job, but today's students lack the confidence to talk easily with adults. Here are ways to help.
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An animatronic dog helps students master SEL skills.
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A curriculum director explains why leaning into social and emotional learning this year is a key step in getting students back on track academically.