Education

From flexible seating choices to classrooms that can change shape, the trend helps students learn how to collaborate and more.

With mental health awareness on the rise, educators are turning their attention to methods to help students cope.

Jessie Sun, director of STEAM engagement, explains why it's important to focus on empowerment and confidence.

Darci Sanders, nature-based learning coordinator at Gilmour Academy, says hands-on learning is a more comprehensive and fulfilling approach.

Eric Gordon, CEO of Cleveland Metropolitan School District, helps parents and students reach the goal of higher education with the school's Say Yes To Education program.

Karen Miller, provost at Cuyahoga Community College, says it goes deeper than just affordability.

Tara Schmitt, head of school at Menlo Park Academy, discusses how all-day programs allow students to go deeper than pull-out programs.

Christina Townsend Hartz, director of admissions and financial aid at University School, parents often qualify for financial aid even when they don't think they will.

Doan Winkel, senior char in entrepreneurship at John Carroll University, says it's important to understand the why.

Julia Griffin, director of the Mastery School of Hawken, says that its about collaboration instead of individual competition.

Arianne Thomas, director of the Aspire mentorship program at Hathaway Brown, says this is the age that often needs the most attention.

Tina Schneider, executive director at Cleveland Montessori, explains how the educational model differs.