What if emotions were seen not as distractions, but as the foundation for learning? In this article, Nicole Arsenault, from EngagED Learning, examines Dr. Marc Brackett’s insights on emotional intelligence, focusing on stressors in education, empathy, emotional regulation, and equity in emotional expression. She shares approaches to help educators strengthen well-being, enrich relationships, and create more inclusive school cultures.

Global experts, including the World Health Organization and International Labour Organization, recognize that workplace well-being is a shared responsibility among employees, employers, and unions or associations. In this article, discover how authentic employee input, union collaboration, and systemic strategies can strengthen healthy, supportive workplaces by addressing the issues affecting well-being through individual, collaborative, and systemic actions.

Technology is advancing rapidly. In just over 30 years, the world has witnessed the birth of the internet, the advent of social media, the proliferation of smartphones, the introduction of self-driving cars, and the mainstream adoption of generative artificial intelligence, often accompanied by bold promises of improving lives. In this article, Kathleen Lane, Executive Director of the EdCan Network, examines how emerging technologies affect educator well-being and professional efficacy.