Resources

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Our emotions and feelings are like the weather, ever changing and dependent on many causes and conditions. This unit helps students understand their emotions and the impermanent nature of phenomena, while teaching coping skills and strategies, and ultimately cultivating self-awareness, compassion, and improved focus.

Deborah McNamara offers her experiences applying the Principles of Contemplative Parenting shared by Alaya Preschool in Boulder, Colorado.

Deborah McNamara explores the principles of Contemplative Parenting as shared by Alaya Preschool, and reflects on how they relate to her experiences as a parent.

Gabi Garcia writes her children's books to support parents and educators in nurturing mindfulness and awareness in children.

Have you ever struggled to find high quality, wholesome entertainment for the children you love? Watch this video to find out how the Blue Lion album became an international cooperative effort which brings together ancient Buddhist ideas with modern music especially for children.

Speaking at the Buddha Educational Foundation in Taipei, Rinpoche presents his vision of a buddhist education for life.

Classroom practices and resources for contemplative education from Naropa University's Center for the Advancement of Contemplative Education.

About the Now I Know... book series by Sally Devorsine

A glimpse into the content of the kindergarten curriculum that trainees learn how to teach at Abiding Heart Education.

Shugen Roshi, the abbot of the Zen Mountain Monastery and advisor to the Middle Way School, gave a talk on the Eightfold Path to MWS teachers and parents.

The Middle Way School organizes the academic year by 8 thematic units, drawn from traditional Buddhist practice and study that seem most fertile for student inquiry.

Middle Way School's five domains of learning balance Sciences; Humanities; Arts; Embodiment; and Contemplation.

Sacred space, the five senses, and personal composure: Sumi Loundon Kim offers three modalities for building a culture of dharma in the home.

Based on the wisdom of the Tibetan Buddhist tradition, ‘What Meditation Really Is’ offers this series of 10 videos to provide an introduction to meditation.