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Drs. Marc Brackett and Robin Stern give insight on how to use emotions to gain a deeper understanding of ourselves and how to navigate challenging situations by listening to signals that feelings can give us.
- March 16, 2023
Global Center for Inclusion in Education Research Collaborative looks to Dr. Christina Cipriano's expertise in inclusive and equitable social and emotional learning to drive their global research agenda and conversation.
- March 13, 2023
In addition to the two new Yale Child Study Center community members announced last month, several others have joined since January, including Aidan Doyle, Bivas Nag, Sara Sanchez-Alonso, and Upasna Srivastava.
- March 09, 2023
Drs. Zorana Ivcevic Pringle, Shengjie Lin, and Jessica Hoffmann's symposium, "Evaluation and Metacognition in Creative Thinking," was accepted by the 2023 meeting of APA (American Psychological Association).
- March 09, 2023
As part of this symposium, Dr. Ivcevic Pringle will present results from the project funded by the Templeton Religion Trust.
- March 09, 2023Source: EdSurge
Schools have become increasingly unsafe socially, physically, and emotionally. Students are feeling the toll. New research is proving that SEL is helping students.
- March 07, 2023Source: Psychology Today
In this new Psychology Today article, Drs. Zorana Ivcevic Pringle and Oshin Vartanian explore the neuroscience of creative production and art appreciation. Artists draw on memories to create and end up with objects of art. And viewers start with those objects and delve into personal memories to interpret it and understand its meaning. Both involve brain areas related to object recognition, visual-spatial processing, and episodic memory.
- March 03, 2023Source: Cambridge University Press
Which emotion or mood states help creative thinking? And which emotion or mood states hurt it? Dr. Zorana Ivcevic Pringle discusses the past four decades of research in The Cambridge Handbook of Creativity and Emotions.
- March 01, 2023Source: Education Week
Education Week asked experienced educators to share their best tips for new teachers; this past month, in response to a second query, they added more advice to the list.
- February 26, 2023Source: Medium
Too much screen time can effect our emotional well-being, mental health and relationships. Creating boundaries and limiting exposure can make a big difference in how we feel. YCEI's Marc Brackett and Robin Stern give us five tips on how to keep scrolling under control and form better habits.