Joe Shim, a sixth-grade teacher in California, has come up with three strategies for student wellness that he says are “a valued part of my routine to lessen stress and anxiety and promote positivity and mental well-being for everyone.
“Having students who are kinder to each other leads to less conflict in the classroom, resulting in less stress for the teacher,” he writes for Edutopia.
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