These findings add to a compelling body of research highlighting the importance of teachers’ and students’ emotional experiences within the context of teaching and learning. McLean and Jones collected ...

So, how can you better manage your class by taking into account students' emotions? 1- Study emotions in the classroom as soon as possible The study of emotions is scattered throughout the school ...

This article’s content is an extension of the We All Teach SEL blog series from Common Sense Education. Check it out for a complete look at social and emotional learning in the classroom.

Crockett High School in South Austin is becoming a national example, proving that when teachers take time to address social and emotional needs, students thrive in the classroom. If you poke your ...

Why? Emotion regulation. While distraction may have a bad reputation, it is actually an emotion-regulation strategy in which we divert attention away from an emotional situation. Research shows ...

She is specifically looking for supplies such as health management books, calm strips, conversation cards and other fidget toys to help regulate student emotions in the classroom. “The more time ...

but works hard to keep her emotions and personal biases in check. Sotomayor participated in a question-and-answer session with Queens College students Monday at an event celebrating the college’ ...

“That’s what social-emotional learning is all about. When we have those kinds of conversations, kids show up in the classroom and they have a better sense of how to process whatever challenges ...

Mihalovic is coaching her students on social-emotional learning ... said the curriculum fosters more mutual respect in his classroom, especially where mistakes are concerned.