How School 911 Calls Reveal a Crisis in Student Mental Health
Imagine this: it’s a regular school day, just past noon, and the cafeteria is buzzing with the usual lunchtime commotion. But amidst the noise, a student sits in the corner,… Read More
What’s been published in the past 30 days?
We’ve been monitoring the recent themes and trends, and here’s some stuff that has come out. Below is a treemap. A treemap is a visual tool for displaying hierarchical or… Read More
Parenting with Humor: Unlocking a New Tool for Resilient Kids
Parenting is no easy feat. As any parent, teacher, or mental health professional can attest, guiding children through life’s emotional rollercoasters is often as unpredictable as it is rewarding. And… Read More
Social Media Warning Labels?
Note: This article was cross-posted from This Week in Public Health Social media has become an integral part of our lives, especially for adolescents. They scroll through Instagram, share TikTok… Read More
What Parents and Schools Need to Know about Autism
When Alex was three years old, his parents noticed that he wasn’t responding to his name. He seemed distant, preferring to line up his toys rather than engage in imaginative… Read More
How Early Childhood Screen Time Might Be Fueling Your Child’s Anger
Imagine this: it’s been a long day, and your three-year-old is on the brink of another meltdown. You hand them a tablet, hoping it will keep them occupied long enough… Read More
Flexibility of the Mind: A New Hope for Teachers Battling Stress
Imagine walking into a classroom every day, ready to inspire young minds, only to be met with the weight of the emotional and psychological traumas that your students carry. This… Read More
Virtual Nature: The New Frontier in Managing Student Anxiety
A Digital Oasis for Student Minds Imagine standing on a tranquil beach, the waves lapping at your feet, or walking through a lush forest, the rustle of leaves above you…. Read More
Why Do Low Performers Overestimate?
Understanding how well students can assess their own academic performance is a fascinating area of study, especially for those who perform poorly. This phenomenon, often attributed to the Dunning-Kruger effect,… Read More
Nurturing Persistence: The Power of Relationships in First Grade
When children enter first grade, they embark on a journey filled with new academic challenges and social dynamics. But what really helps them persist through tough tasks? Recent research sheds… Read More