Boys are developing their emotional intelligence in unique school program

Chelsea Channing

By Chelsea Channing
Published September 23, 2015

Boys of all ages are learning to understand and manage their emotions thanks to a unique program running at Brisbane’s Anglican Church Grammar School (Churchie).

The Emotional Intelligence (EI) program, which has been developed in partnership with Swinburne University and with the help of an ...

This story appeared in the October 2015 edition of Australian Teacher Magazine.

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