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Teaching empathy: A guide to social-emotional learning

Empower your child to be more compassionate. Our article explores why teaching empathy is a vital skill and provides actionable strategies for parents.

Empathy, the ability to understand and share the feelings of another, is a cornerstone of social-emotional learning (SEL). It is a vital skill that helps children build meaningful relationships, resolve conflicts peacefully, and develop a sense of compassion. Teaching empathy is not just about instilling a single lesson; it’s about …

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What happens when a student shuts down and how to help

When a student shuts down: The importance of extracurriculars in supporting student mental health.

“Shutting down” is a term used to describe a student’s emotional and behavioural withdrawal in response to stress, anxiety, or overwhelming challenges. It manifests as a disengagement from learning and social interactions. Students who shut down may appear withdrawn, apathetic, and emotionally numb. They may exhibit a lack of motivation, …

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