Metro Nashville Public Schools is using social-emotional learning to boost student success and tackle long-standing discipline issues.
Social and emotional learning is intertwined with student success and development, says a new report from the Aspen Institute.
School districts are responding to growing controversies by teaching their students how to develop their empathy skills.
Educators grapple with measuring success of social-emotional learning programs.
With stress levels on the rise, school districts look for ways to provide continuous emotional support.
They might be called “soft” skills, but writing, communication, and collaboration are requirements in today’s technology-fueled economy.
A leading education researcher reveals three more education trends to watch as part of our continuing series on the future of education.