Social-Emotional Development

As the challenges of your school year come into focus, you’ll probably be thinking about what you and your students will need for both academic success and social-emotional well-being. Trauma-informed…

Giving students feedback about their behavior is just as important as checking in with them about aspects of their academic performance. But as you might have observed in your own…

If you’ve been keeping up with our spring series of free coffee chats with Brookes experts, you might have seen David Schonfeld and Marcia Quackenbush’s presentation on Supporting the Grieving…

This year, the transition from online learning back to face-to-face instruction may be both exciting and challenging. While many students and staff members will be eager to get back to…

Death and grief will affect the lives of almost all children at some point—and in the era of COVID-19, more families than ever are experiencing traumatic losses. Teachers and other…

Having the vocabulary to talk about emotions is an important part of healthy social-emotional development. In today’s post, we’re sharing a few simple games and activities you can use to…