Why Building Emotional Intelligence in Classrooms Might Be the Key to Better Grades

Parents: R. Elizabeth Capps, assistant professor at the Department of Psychological Sciences, explained how social-emotional learning programs can set the tone for the entire school building and communicate that it’s important to acknowledge every student’s well-being as crucial to learning. “This can build a positive school climate that’s useful for learners from different backgrounds,” said Capps.

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