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Stress is an inevitable part of learning and growing—what matters is how we help students navigate it.
Our research ([link removed]) has consistently shown that students report high levels of academic pressure and stress from grades, tests, homework, and overall workload. At the same time, only about a third of students are confident in their ability to cope with these stressors (Challenge Success-Stanford Survey of Student Experiences, ([link removed]) 2024-2025, n=20,862 High School Students).
So how do we fill this gap? We can certainly work to reduce unnecessary academic stress, but that’s not the full story. Some stress will always be part of our lives, so schools and families have a tremendous opportunity to help students learn and practice adaptive coping skills.
This week, we’re thrilled to share two new resource bundles ([link removed]) focusing on student coping, including research briefs for educators and families and an easy-to-share tipsheet for parents/caregivers. Together, we can set students up for success with research-backed coping strategies to build resilience and confidence in school and beyond.
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** New Public Webinar: Fostering Student Well-Being Through Adaptive Coping Strategies
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Join us on November 6th ([link removed]) for our next public webinar! What does it really mean to “cope”? This session explores coping as a dynamic, system-wide process that shapes how individuals and communities adapt and thrive. Whether you’re a parent/caregiver, educator, or student, this session will offer fresh insights and strategies to help navigate stress and foster well-being. A recording will be sent to all registrants. Don’t forget you can purchase a School Pass ([link removed]) to support your entire school in accessing this workshop!
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** Bring Our Stress + Coping Workshop to Your School
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Community engagement is a critical piece of the school improvement process. You can also bring our new webinar, “Navigating Stress: Fostering Student Well-Being through Adaptive Coping Strategies ([link removed]) ,” directly to your whole school community! Workshops are 60-90 minutes long, and can be facilitated in-person, virtually, or through a pre-recorded video.
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** Building Resilience While Avoiding Burnout
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In this new Student Voice blog post ([link removed]) , three students from Miramonte High School share how they set out to both measure the prevalence of student burnout and to start a conversation in their school community to raise awareness about burnout and building resilience. From relevant data to research-backed tips (and a video podcast), you don’t want to miss this thoughtful student piece.
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