Four Ways to Support Teens’ Social-Emotional Development at School 

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Recent research by Civic with Hart Research Associates, Perspectives of Youth on High School & Social and Emotional Learning, indicates a lack of social and emotional skills development leaves students feeling unprepared for life after high school. Teens need more opportunities to dig deeper—to actively explore who they are, what drives them, and who they want to be in the world. So how can we better address teens’ developmental needs?

In order to ensure all teens and children receive an adequate amount of support with their social and emotional needs, here are four ways we can support teens develop greater self-awareness and enhance their sense of status and respect.