New research finds social-emotional learning programs in schools lead to higher test scores and better GPAs. Here's why.

A new peer-reviewed analysis shows K-12 students who got regular access to social and emotional learning had better test scores and better grades.

BEXLEY, Ohio (WCMH) — A Bexley-based nonprofit that’s been going strong for three years is helping children build emotional resilience and wellness. Each session begins with a lesson of the day, ...

A study of preschool children and their parents in Hong Kong found that parents’ perfectionistic tendencies were linked to ...

The school curriculum has changed a lot from when many parents and grandparents were at school. Alongside new approaches to learning maths and increasing attention on technology, there is a compulsory ...

Social-emotional learning programs have now been in schools for several years, and in many cases, even longer. They aim to teach kids how to regulate their emotions, empathize with peers, make ...

A look at KEA data from the last several school years shows relatively steady rates of students marked as overall "ready" for ...

Technology—from social media to cellphones—is often blamed for causing bad behavior among students, especially middle schoolers. But when used intentionally, technology can also promote kindness, ...

We often picture bullying as a middle school problem, but it takes root long before that. By guiding kids toward empathy and connection, we can help them turn toward kindness.

Emotional awareness is an important step in helping children thrive—but it’s only one of a set of skills many children will go on to develop to understand and regulate their emotions. Once children ...

First it was Common Core. Then Critical Race Theory. Now, social and emotional learning. That’s the latest education jargon term to leave academic circles and fuel a culture-war controversy over what ...