Classroom teachers will tell you that kids who can understand and manage their emotions are better able to learn, collaborate with others, and stick with challenging projects.
Students thrive when they feel connected to peers, teachers, and the learning environments around them. That sense of belonging helps them to succeed academically, build resilience, and develop emotional skills that will serve them throughout their lives and careers.
But here’s the challenge: There isn’t one clear roadmap for school districts to follow as they look to support the well-being of the young learners who come to their buildings each day. And every child has different temperaments and needs.
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