How can schools create a culture of empathy and emotional intelligence that extends beyond the classroom, impacting students' interactions and relationships outside of school?

Schools can create a culture of empathy and emotional intelligence by incorporating social-emotional learning programs into their curriculum, providing opportunities for students to practice empathy through community service projects and peer mentoring programs, and fostering a supportive and inclusive school environment. Teachers can model empathetic behavior and encourage open communication and conflict resolution skills among students. By emphasizing the importance of empathy and emotional intelligence in all aspects of school life, students are more likely to carry these values into their interactions and relationships outside of school.