Author Archives: Kate Moore

The true benefits of gratitude – and 10 best ways to give thanks

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  The fall and winter seasons are often associated with meal preparation of comfort foods, cozying up under a warm blanket, or relaxing with a cup of hot cocoa by a fire. This season, aside from decompressing, it’s just as … READ MORE

20 Acts of Kindness for World Kindness Day

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Contributing Author: Kim Celotto Remember, there’s no such thing as a small act of kindness. Every act creates a ripple with no logical end. – Scott Adams   We’ve all experienced walking behind someone who chooses not to hold the … READ MORE

School Violence, Trauma & Bullying are at an all-time high

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Contributing Author: Jack Bernard “Character education teaches children that the rush they get from bullying, for example, can be replaced by the positive rush they feel from being kind and making friends. However, this flip of the switch is not … READ MORE

What is Social and Emotional Learning and Why is it Important?

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From toddlers to middle-schoolers, learn about social emotional learning and why it’s important for kids. When it comes to learning and teaching social skills for kids, memorable quotes like “Treat others the way you want to be treated” may come … READ MORE

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Easy ways to support students on World Mental Health Day 2022

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World Mental Health Day is not just for adults to acknowledge: Research shows up to 20% of youngsters experience mental health problems, and it reaches 50% by early teens. Sadly, access to support, as well as treatment, is far less … READ MORE

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4 SEL must-reads to help parents and educators build students’ life skills

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Relationships play a critical role in the development of a child, which is why many educators and parents encourage social and emotional learning (SEL). The International Journal of Child Care and Education Policy study found that developing SEL skills early in … READ MORE

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5 Habits That Improve Every Students’ Mental Health

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As parents and educators, looking after the health and well-being of students is a top priority. Unfortunately, today’s youth face untold problems and anxieties that negatively affect their mental health. These issues hinder a student’s development, their performance at school, … READ MORE

Workforce Readiness: 6 Ways to Use SEL to Foster Strong Graduates

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As the workforce changes in response to new technology, social norms, and skill needs, so too must our preparations for middle and high school students. Forbes’ 6 Things Every High School Senior Should Have Access To Before Graduation raises great … READ MORE