In this animation, a boy describes his evening routine, which includes helping his parents with chores. The video reinforces concepts related to the role of children in families. Included are links to extra resources and background...

A song that celebrates the fact that there is nobody quite like you! Teach and remind kids that they are unique individuals. Includes links to a related article and activity. [0:59]

Children look to their families with love and trust to guide their understanding about their place in this great big world. Here are some easy-to-use resources to help guide conversations with your child about racism and coming together...

Mister Chris has finished his farm chores, and now he's ready for an adventure full of music and friends. Join him at the orchard to find out how honeybees turn apple blossoms into apples, then dance at the barn concert! [2:42]

At the end of this tutorial, the learner be able to apply the skill of assertive communication appropriately. It is 3 of 4 in the series titled "Assertive Communication."

Learn how the five AIM topics- empathy, forgiveness, generosity, honesty, and learning from others- are important to a child's social, emotional, and character development. [9:05]

Explore the problems and tensions created by misunderstandings and the inability to listen to diverse points of view. [11:25]

In times of need, your social network can provide social support in a multitude of ways. This video explains four main types of social support that we can provide for each other. [3:36]

Mister Rogers reminds children that talking about feelings helps to make them less scary. Explore the entire Meet the Helpers collection! [0:35]

Listen as Dr. Perry explains the important role relationships have in learning, and learn practical ways to make true empathetic connections with students in the school setting. [7:03]

Learn from Dr. Perry about the impact of stress on students and teachers, and how creating a safe, secure environment is critical to allowing students to reach their full learning potential. [5:39]

Virtual reality is gaining traction as a powerful technology for education. Scientists say virtual reality can even promote empathy -- the ability to put yourself in somebody else's shoes. But can VR make you a better person? Watch the...

Is it human nature to be greedy and selfish? Primatologist Frans de Waal doesn't think so. In his new book "The Age of Empathy: Nature's Lessons For a Kinder Society" de Waal says empathy and solidarity are our primate heritage. De Waal...

A study in Science suggests primates aren't the only mammals with empathy.

This lesson will discuss humanistic, rational-emotive, and cognitive approached to psychotherapy.

Mark Ruffalo and Murray talk about the word "Empathy." [2:28]

Simon Baron-Cohen explains the consequences of decreased empathy.

Neuroscientist Sarina Saturn discusses the oxytocin receptor gene and its evolution across cultures.