How a focus on social-emotional learning can better help children — in school and at home — as we cope with recent challenges and begin to emerge from the pandemic.

”Pandemin har verkligen ställt ljuset på vårt uppdelade utbildningssystem. Å ena sidan har den gett många elever nya vägar att lära, för andra har det varit svårt att hitta sin egen väg. Och för världen i stort har den skapat stora klyftor. De resurser som ställts till skolans förfogande under pandemin har i en förkrossande…

Teachers are facing rising rates of burnout and need authentic, meaningful support from school leaders, assert Sonny Thadani, CEO of Robin, and Tara Karch, a Robin coach. In this blog post, they share eight ways to offer support, including by asking teachers for input and integrating "wellness development" into professional development.

During the early days of the coronavirus pandemic about 9 out of 10 students worldwide were not in the classroom, according to UNESCO. This article examines some early predictions about the effect of the pandemic on teaching and learning and whether they came to fruition two years later.

The best cure for burnout is preventing it in the first place, by improving working conditions and fostering teachers’ sense of hope for the future.

Part of the recovery process is allowing students, families and staff to discuss COVID, race relations and other pressing issues.

Daglig pulshöjande aktivitet främjar möjligheten till lärande i klassrummet visar en ny studie från Högskolan i Halmstad. Eleverna upplevde att både de själva och klasskamraterna var gladare och fick bättre minne och koncentration. Även motivationen och den fysiska förmågan ökade. Och – de fick nya vänner.

We spoke with a handful of child development experts about what parents, teachers and other caregivers can do to help prepare and protect kids from all the scary news out there, whether it's fighting overseas, a school shooting, devastating wildfire or a global pandemic. Here's what those experts had to say.

Skolstängningarna i Sverige under pandemin ser ut att ha minskat elevers psykiska ohälsa. Det visar nya siffror från den psykiatriska vården som en grupp skolforskare har tagit fram.