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From UC Berkeley's Greater Good Science Center, this site offers science-based articles, videos, podcasts, quizzes, and practical guides on social and emotional well-being. It covers empathy, compassion, mindfulness, resilience, and emotional intelligence with actionable tips for daily life.

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A curated hub of explainer articles and reported pieces covering what emotional intelligence is, how it is measured, and where the research is contested. Suited to orienting yourself before committing to a longer text.

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A nonprofit mental-health guide explaining the four skill areas of emotional intelligence and giving concrete exercises for managing stress, reading nonverbal cues, and staying regulated during conflict. Readers finish with a practice routine, not just definitions.

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Free ten-hour Coursera course from the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence for preK-12 teachers, counselors, principals and school staff. It covers the science of emotions, stress, and regulation strategies, so educators can manage their own emotions and support students' emotional wellbeing.

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