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Learn the benefits of creative expression as a tool for building social emotional learning (SEL) skills in K-12 children.There is a lack of SEL interventions that are easily integrated into the multi-tiered system of supports, particularly those that meet the needs of those who are eligible for Tier 2 and 3 emotional supports. And yet, children continue to face trauma and adversity and come to school unable to focus on academics because their emotional needs are largely unmet. Creative expression is a low-cost and low-barrier intervention that helps children name and manage their emotions, develop strategies for coping with adversity, and build resilience.

1 in 6 school-aged children has a mental health problem, and there are escalating concerns nationwide around issues such as anxiety, self-harm and panic attacks. In this video, Lauren Pinney, Head of PSHE and Student Wellbeing at Hove Park School discusses how a whole school approach to mental health has benefitted both staff and student wellbeing.

The new Professional Development Teacher Membership from Teaching Strategies caters to the unique needs and demands of adult learners, combining the power of a professional learning community with the flexibility of anywhere, anytime learning in a variety of formats, with a focus on real classroom application.

What Business Schools Can Do to Address the Climate Crisis Professor, and former Dean, Saïd Business School,University of Oxford and Amy Bernstein, Harvard Business Publishing