Educator Blog

As schools revisit their whole child efforts, how can educators and district leaders ensure that students are set up for success after graduation?

Digital solutions have become a critical part of nursing education, especially during the pandemic. Here’s a look at trends that were already driving a shift to virtual nursing simulation, and how schools of nursing are incorporating this technology in their curriculum.

“If we thought students fell through the cracks before, now the cracks are canyons.”
Two experts on student suicide prevention, Dr. Scott Poland and Rich Lieberman, weigh in on the current situation, how it’s never too late to start a suicide prevention task force, and supporting student mental health with minimal resources.

Why students need these critical skills, and how higher education institutions can incorporate soft skills into their programming to help students achieve academic, career, and personal success — even virtually.

Miriam Lane is a school counselor serving over 300 students in pre-K through fifth grade just outside of Washington, DC. Miriam talked with us about the challenges and obstacles she’s overcome in her role since the transition to remote learning.

In the midst of a mental health epidemic, interpersonal communication skills are more important than ever for the health and wellbeing of both patients and providers.

Simulations addressing early childhood mental health, trauma-informed practices, and schools coping with loss awarded

How can school leaders help prevent the ongoing pandemic from aggravating the already-worsening teacher exodus? Here are some strategies to support teachers and school staff during COVID-19, based on research and insights from industry leaders.

What can colleges and universities do to address student support needs at a distance, especially as they move quickly to take student services online? Here’s what we know from research on the preferences of distance learners.