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Situated learning theory recognizes that there is no learning which is not situated. Learning occurs most effectively within communities - e.g., cooperation, problem-solving, building trust, understanding, and relations.

Thomas Sergiovanni argues that academic and social outcomes wi...

If we focus too much on always feeling good or making our partner feel good, no one ends up happy, and the relationship quietly falls apart.

Conflict is essential for trust. It reveals who genuinely supports us and who is there for selfish reasons. Trust cannot grow without challenges; no o...

To nurture our social connections, we need cooperation, touch, and forgiveness.

• Cooperation. There are many ways to cooperate, such as being kind, inclusive, and charitable. Help someone in need. Express appreciation.
• Touch can activate the ...