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K-pop idol group Treasure's new album garners 600,000 copies in pre-orders – Manila Bulletin - Vimarsana News

K-pop idol group Treasure's new album garners 600,000 copies in pre-orders – Manila Bulletin

K-pop boy band Treasure set a personal best for their upcoming new album “The Second Step: Chapter One.” According to YG Entertainment, the group’s agency, on Jan. 20, “The Second Step: Chapter One” exceeded 600,000 copies in pre-orders in eight days since the reservation started on Jan. 11.

Source: mb.com.ph
How to support kids who are scared about gun violence at school. - Vimarsana News

How to support kids who are scared about gun violence at school.

Teacher advice on gun violence, motivation, and Covid exhaustion.

Source: slate.com
Elementary students benefiting from social emotional learning - Vimarsana News

Elementary students benefiting from social emotional learning

While social and emotional impacts on students have been a concern throughout the pandemic, staff have worked on mental health and trauma-informed school trainings for about four years. The elementary school added Mary Ellenson as student success coordinator at the start of this school year, along with morning meetings and additional curriculum to create common vocabulary, unity and encourage discussion about emotions.

Treasure share 'The Second Step: Chapter One' concept films - Vimarsana News

Treasure share 'The Second Step: Chapter One' concept films

Treasure share 'The Second Step: Chapter One' concept films. South Korean boy band Treasure is gearing up to release its debut EP.

Elementary students benefiting from social emotional learning - Vimarsana News

Elementary students benefiting from social emotional learning

While social and emotional impacts on students have been a concern throughout the pandemic, staff at Wadena-Deer Creek Schools in Minnesota have worked on mental health and trauma-informed school training for about four years. The elementary school added Mary Ellenson as student success coordinator at the start of this school year, along with morning meetings and additional curriculum to create common vocabulary, unity and encourage discussion about emotions.