FAQ

Welcome to the Community

Join us in our Facebook group and come say hello to your co-teachers!

Our community is a lively, collaborative forum for exchanging ideas, asking questions, sharing victories, and hearing about new professional development opportunities. So come introduce yourself! Remember: the science shows these things are less awkward than we expect (affective forecasting!).

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What to expect

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Curricular Discussions

Delve into the modules and strategies, share classroom experiences, and discuss the practical application of the curriculum's teachings.

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Shared Resources

If you've come across supplementary materials, research papers, or teaching aids that align with the curriculum, this is your space to share and learn.

03.

Expert Guidance

From Dr. Laurie Santos and occasional guest educators, expect insights that bridge the gap between positive psychology research and classroom teaching.

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Peer Support

Engage with a network of educators who are also navigating the journey of introducing the science of well-being to their students.

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Professional Development

Be the first to hear about additional training, webinars, or supplementary materials related to the curriculum.

How to contribute

Let the community know about your teaching background, why you chose this curriculum, and how you're implementing it.

Introduce Yourself

Our community values scientific rigor and evidence-based discussion. Please ensure contributions are informed and constructive.

Engage Throughout

Regular contributions help maintain the dynamism of our group. Your experiences in the classroom can provide valuable insights to others.

Stay Connected

Ready to meet your co-teachers?

We’re glad you’re here. Let's help our students feel better.

Grounded in science, our curriculum challenges common misconceptions about happiness, addresses biases that hinder it, and introduces evidence-based strategies that promote it. By joining this community, you're not just teaching happiness—you're fostering a brighter, more informed future for your students.