A recent study found that schools with high levels of teasing and bullying had dropout rates above the national average.
JUDY WOODRUFF: Now: two stories about how children learn.
The first focuses on a Seattle program that uses babies to prevent bullying. A recent study by the University of Virginia found the dropout rate was 29 percent above average in schools with significant levels of teasing and bullying, compared to schools in the study with lower rates.
The Radical Empathy Now campaign is an evolution of the life work and dreams of Dr. Craig Pierce. Dr. Pierce founded Southwest Family Guidance Center & Institute in 2004 in Albuquerque, New Mexico to provide child and family therapy in the hig…
Working with the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum’s (CHSDM) education team has enabled me to research and engage with best practice design education. I believe that design thinking has the potential to teach 21st century skills and t…
The mother’s eyes are the refuge where children confirm their existence. The mother’s gaze, or the father’s (if he is the primary caretaker), determines more than you might realize about how you come to see yourself, your place in the world, an…
Look out Seattle, our community is about to become safer, kinder, more just, and a better places to live. That’s what we win as a result of our participation, let’s hope we win big! This is the second year of a friendly rivalry t…
