Opinion: How technology is teaching kids to care about the world and each other
To be a better teacher of the meaning of empathy, it helps to use the same tools of technology that young people are using.
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Next time you want to rage, try this act of radical imagination
"If you’ve ever had a moment of road rage, or acted impulsively to fend off a pickpocket or bully, you know the feeling," says author Lauren Groff: " You feel as though you could breathe fire." But what if we…
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It can be really uncomfortable to talk about abortion. Here’s why we should
When you write a novel about abortion, says author Brit Bennett, you will have a lot of conversations with strangers about abortion. It’s made her realize how rarely we talk about it as a human experience. What if we approached…
The barrier-breaking power of learning someone else’s story
Narrative 4 formed out of the belief that learning each other’s stories and retelling them in the first person is a powerful way to gain understanding.
A Stanford University study finds that a one-time intervention to help teachers and students empathize with one another halved the number of suspensions at five California middle schools, and helped build bonds between disengaged students and their schools.
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