Despite the mounting acknowledgment of its significance, Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) continues to be an overlooked facet of conventional education and personal growth for many. For generations, traditional educational frameworks have
The philosophy of “comfortable, not convenient” at Empathy School extends beyond the physical environment to the expectations we set for our students. Take, for example, our approach to hydration. While
Studies conducted by J. Stuart Evans and team, which examined the effects of noise pollution on students’ learning and memory retentionhave shown that noise levels can significantly impact learning and
At Empathy School, we understand that the physical environment, including lighting, plays a crucial role in student success. Different types of lighting can have varying impacts on students’ mood, energy
The importance of teacher-to-student ratios for individualized learning cannot be overstated. A smaller ratio allows for a more personalized approach to education, where each student’s unique needs, strengths, and areas
In the world of education, Empathy School redefined the concept of a classroom. It’s a place where the boundaries between indoors and outdoors blur, where the walls that confine traditional