Brown v. Board: Did it Lead to More Equitable Schools?
Brown v. Board desegregated schools, but the fight for equity continues. Explore how it shaped social-emotional learning (SEL) programs.
The Penny Black: The World's First Postage Stamp and its Lasting Impact
The Penny Black wasn't just a stamp - it sparked a communication revolution that impacted education too!
How a Tragedy Sparked a Need for Social-Emotional Learning
The Kent State shootings show the dangers of unchecked emotions. Can social-emotional learning (SEL) create safer online spaces for students to explore identity?
Beyond ABCs: The Enduring Legacy of Boston Latin School and the Rise of SEL Programs
The story of Boston Latin School shows how public education began & why social-emotional learning matters more than ever
The Titanic & Online Learning: What They Have in Common
Did the Titanic disaster highlight a need for social-emotional learning in online education?
Beyond the Battlefield: Reconstruction's Legacy and Your Online Identity
The Civil War may be over, but its legacy of racial injustice continues. Learn how online courses can help us develop social-emotional skills to confront these challenges.
A Spacewalk Adventure: How Leonov's Journey Shows the Power of Social-Emotional Learning
Think a spacewalk is just about technology? Think again! Learn how Leonov's experience highlights the importance of social-emotional skills in online learning.
From Controversy to Icon: How the Eiffel Tower Revolutionised Education
The Eiffel Tower's innovative design sparked a revolution in education, but not how you might think. Discover its surprising connection to social-emotional learning.
From Horse-Drawn Carriages to Subways: How Streetcars Revolutionised Cities
Horse-drawn streetcars & online learning? It might surprise you, but this blog post explores a fascinating connection.
Founding Father, Modern Need: How James Madison Foreshadowed Social-Emotional Learning
James Madison believed in an informed citizenry. Can SEL programs be the key to informed digital citizens?
From Exclusion to Icon: How Rebecca Lee Crumpler Paved the Way for Diversity in Medicine
Can one doctor's story inspire a more diverse medical field? Discover how Dr. Crumpler's journey connects to social-emotional learning (SEL).
"Identity, Expression and Desire": How Online Learning Gets Personal
Radio lectures started online education, but can it foster connection? Learn how SEL builds community in online programs.
W.E.B. Du Bois: Championing Education and Identity in a Digital Age
W.E.B. Du Bois championed education for Black empowerment. But in today's online world, social-emotional learning is crucial too.
Supreme Court Victory: How Women Lawyers Cracked the Code
Before 1879, women couldn't argue before the Supreme Court. Discover how this changed legal education for women forever.
Beyond the Textbook: The Social Impact of Ohio University
Ohio University opened doors to education. Can its story inspire online learning with social-emotional learning (SEL)?
Greensboro Sit-Ins: A Spark That Ignited Change
Four students, a lunch counter, and a movement that transformed education
Diamonds and Self-Discovery: What Can a Gem Teach Us About Online Learning?
The story of Dr. Christiaan Barnard, the pioneer of heart transplantation, provides compelling evidence for the importance of social emotional learning (SEL) in online programs. Let's delve into how Barnard's groundbreaking work aligns with SEL principles and explore the profound impact SEL can have on online learners.
From Disaster to Discovery: How Self-Exploration Benefits from Social-Emotional Learning
The story of Dr. Christiaan Barnard, the pioneer of heart transplantation, provides compelling evidence for the importance of social emotional learning (SEL) in online programs. Let's delve into how Barnard's groundbreaking work aligns with SEL principles and explore the profound impact SEL can have on online learners.
From Heart Transplant to Heartful Learning: How Dr. Barnard's Story Inspires SEL
The story of Dr. Christiaan Barnard, the pioneer of heart transplantation, provides compelling evidence for the importance of social emotional learning (SEL) in online programs. Let's delve into how Barnard's groundbreaking work aligns with SEL principles and explore the profound impact SEL can have on online learners.
A List of Affordable Learning Resources for Students in Middle School and High School.
Recently, we published an article that touched on the current plight of the public and nonpublic school system in the United States. Unending as the list of plight-related woes may seem, our ultimate goal is to highlight the very practical courses of action available to parents, community leaders and local school authorities to help remedy the adverse situations we are facing when it comes to educating our children.
As promised, here is a shortlist of viable options for improving the education of the next generation of world leaders. This list includes resources to fill in the gap of Social Emotional Learning experienced by most students, as well as core learning subjects such as English, History, Mathematics and Science.