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- Student Well-Being K-12 Essentials Forum Social-Emotional Learning 2025: Examining Priorities and PracticesJoin this free virtual event to learn about SEL strategies, skills, and to hear from experts on the use and expansion of SEL programs.Student Well-Being What Principals Can Do to Get Students Excited to Learn After Winter BreakPrincipals are giving warm welcomes after winter break. They also want students to get serious about their academics.Student Well-Being Social Media Issues for Kids Shaping Up to Be 'Unpredictable' in 2025Donald Trump back in the White House, Elon Musk's growing influence, and the end of fact checkers at Facebook could mean big changes.Student Well-Being From Our Research Center Is Student Behavior Getting Any Better? What a New Survey SaysStudent misbehavior has routinely topped teachers' lists of concerns and most pressing challenges in recent years.Student Well-Being Opinion 9 Ways to Support Student Mental HealthThere are countless reasons for students' mental health woes. Here's how educators are successfully stepping in.Student Well-Being Opinion What Educators Need to Know About Countering IslamophobiaIt’s up to all of us to defend Muslim, Arab, and Sikh students against bias and hate. Here’s how.Student Well-Being Opinion What Works in Social-Emotional Learning? Teachers Share Their Best StrategiesThere’s a lot of SEL content out there. What actually works for teachers is another matter.Student Well-Being Opinion No, ‘Brain Rot’ Isn’t Ruining My Generation: What This Student Wants You to KnowInstead of viewing chaotic online humor as a problem to solve, educators should embrace it as an opportunity to connect.Student Well-Being What Do Schools Owe Students With Traumatic Brain Injuries?Physicians say students with traumatic brain injuries can fall through the cracks when returning to school.Student Well-Being School Leaders Confront Racist Texts, Harmful Rhetoric After Divisive ElectionEducators say inflammatory rhetoric from the campaign trail has made its way into schools.Student Well-Being Download Traumatic Brain Injuries Are More Common Than You Think. Here's What to KnowHere's how educators can make sure injured students don't fall behind as they recover.SponsorThis content is provided by our sponsor. It is not written by and does not necessarily reflect the views of Education Week's editorial staff.Together the Escondido Union School District and the National Inventors Hall of Fame® have successfully engaged students and decreased ab...Student Well-Being How Teachers Can Help LGBTQ+ Students With Post-Election AnxietyLGBTQ+ crisis prevention hotlines have seen a spike in calls from youth and their families.Student Well-Being Schools Are Eerily Quiet About the Election Results, Educators SayTeachers say students' reactions to Trump's win are much more muted than in 2016.Student Well-Being Student Journalists Want to Cover Politics. Not Everyone Agrees They ShouldStudent journalists are grappling with controversial topics—a lesson in democracy that's becoming increasingly at risk for pushback.