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A Letter From Our Founders: The Future of Education is Human

Over the last decade, a global community of educators, leaders, and changemakers has come together to grow Breathe for Change…

Dr. Ilana Nankin & Michael Fenchel

January 27, 2026

Teaching Neurodivergent Students: A Strengths-Based Approach

You have a student who can solve complex problems while pacing the back of your classroom but struggles to sit…

Breathe for Change

April 8, 2026

Educator Wellness

What Happens When We Never Teach Educators to Care for Ourselves

Education is experiencing something that can no longer be ignored. According to a Gallup study of more than 12,000 U.S.…

Breathe for Change

March 21, 2026

Neuroscience

What Neuroscience Reveals About How We Learn and Human Intelligence in Education

The brain is not a computer and, when we treat it like one, we design classrooms that work against how…

Ilana Nankin, Ph.D.

February 18, 2026

AI Can’t Feel That: Why Emotional Intelligence Will Define the Next Era of Education

You can’t automate an at-the-door greeting. You can’t program presence. And when a student slowly shuts down in the back…

Julia Bond

October 9, 2025

Trauma-Informed

What Trauma-Informed Teaching Actually Looks Like in an Inclusive Classroom

You read the books. You attended the trainings. You added a calm corner, taped up the feelings chart, posted the…

Ilana Nankin, Ph.D.

April 29, 2026

Educator Wellness

Master’s of Education

What You Can Do With a Master’s in Education

Today’s educators are facing unprecedented challenges. Student mental health needs are rising. Teacher burnout is at an all-time high. Engagement…

Bianca Gasparri

April 16, 2025

Career Advancement

Educator Wellness

Master’s of Education

Why Choose an Online Master’s Degree in Education?

As a driven and passionate educator, there are many reasons you might consider enrolling in a Master’s program—ranging from specializing…

Bianca Gasparri

November 2, 2024

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5 Gratitude Activities for Students That Teach Them to Give and Receive

Most gratitude activities for students cover the giving half well. Kids name what they appreciate, write thank-you notes and share…

September 23, 2026

A Work of Heart

Repair and Gratitude: The Two Skills That Make Connection Possible

Somewhere in every school week there is a moment that never gets resolved. Two students stop speaking after recess. A…

Ilana Nankin, Ph.D.

September 23, 2026

Repair Skills for Students: Turning Classroom Conflict Into Connection

Every classroom has conflict, and by late September most teachers have seen the first real ones: a comment that lands…

September 23, 2026

Smiling elementary student in glasses seated at her classroom desk, calm and ready to work, with a classmate writing behind her

Mindful School

Somatic Regulation Activities for Students: Teach Them Before You Need Them

“Just breathe” fails because you’re asking for it in the wrong minute. A student in fight-or-flight can’t hear an instruction…

September 16, 2026

Teenage student at a classroom desk with her head down and a hand in her hair while a teacher stands over students behind her

When Consequences Stop Working: The Nervous System Behind Classroom Management

You come back from Labor Day weekend and the agreements you co-created in August are already sliding. The handshake at…

September 16, 2026

A Work of Heart