Our How Learning Happens video series explores teaching practices grounded in the science of learning and human development.  See more about the complete video series below.

This series was produced by Edutopia in collaboration with the National Commission on Social, Emotional, and Academic Development, with support from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative .

The Science of Learning & Development in Out-of-School Time

Elevates strategies for supporting young people to learn and thrive, both in and out of classrooms, and highlights ways to build the capacity of adults to provide these supports. 

Cultivating a Belonging Mindset

Highlights how educators can employ a variety of strategies and practices—from creating class norms to integrating student voice into projects—to build community and advance learning.

Fostering Positive Relationships

Explores strategies for building strong and trusting relationships between students and educators, which contributes to students' sense of safety and their engagement in learning.

Building Academic Confidence

Highlights teaching, assessment, and communications strategies and practices to foster engaged and confident learners.

Developing Foundational Skills

Looks at practices that support students' development of essential skills and dispositions, including a growth mindset, self regulation, and executive function.

Establishing Positive Conditions for Learning

Explores how educators' use of mindfulness and movement techniques, as well as calm and supportive classroom management, support student engagement and well-being.

Watch all Videos on the Learning Policy Institute How Learning Happens Video Series Page that can be accessed here.