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Built by scientists, designers, engineers, and therapists, the How We Feel app helps users recognize, understand, and regulate emotions at the touch of a finger.
- November 09, 2022
View the latest openings for faculty, staff, and trainees at the Yale Child Study Center.
- November 09, 2022Source: YCEI
Join us for a virtual charity auction November 10 from 12:00 pm - 2:30 pm ET to raise money for the "mobile emotional clinics" project. These clinics will provide medical and psychological first aid in emergency situations to Ukrainians in need.
- November 09, 2022Source: Port Washington News
Families of students at John Philip Sousa Elementary School, in the Port Washington School District, recently explored emotions and feelings through several activities using the RULER approach with its First Annual Family RULER Night. Sousa Elementary School hosted a family engagement night that included dance moves, guessing games, meditation techniques and other fun ways to navigate the psychological approach to social and emotional learning.
- November 04, 2022Source: BC News
The Campus School at Boston College will present a virtual conference for parents with children who have comprehensive care and health needs, and for professionals who work with them and their families, on Saturday, November 5. YCSC's Christina Cipriano will deliver the keynote address, “The Emotions of Inclusion: Supporting Our Children and Families to Belong."
- October 31, 2022Source: The Hill
Last week, the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) released the nation’s 2022 report card and the scores were startlingly low. Fourth- and eighth-grade students from more than 10,000 schools nationwide performed at record low levels in spring of 2022 on reading and math scores, with deep disparities by state and grade level. More students scored at “below basic” levels than ever before.
- October 11, 2022Source: Ed Talk Radio
YCSC Assistant Professor Christina Cipriano, Ph.D., Ed.M. was invited to be a guest on Ed Talk Radio, hosted by the American Consortium of Equity in Education, to discuss some of her work with the Center for Emotional Intelligence.
- October 06, 2022Source: EdSurge
Two education researchers lay out the pros and cons of eight different emotion regulation strategies.
- September 23, 2022Source: EdTech
School districts can help students understand and process their emotions while keeping them engaged in learning activities thanks to modern classroom designs. The New York City Department of Education is supporting students with self-regulation spaces in classrooms featuring the school’s RULER information and activities curriculum.
- September 22, 2022Source: Forbes
Students' emotional needs are woven into the tapestry of their physical, social, and intellectual needs. An emphasis on emotional intelligence is critical to equipping college communities to care for their students’ mental well being.