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No Name-Calling Week is observed during the third week of January to educate students, teachers, and the public on the harms of name-calling.

Managing anger can be a challenging task, but with practice and the right tools, it can become easier over time. Here are some strategies that can help Identify triggers: Keeping a journal or taking note of what situations or people make you angry can help you identify patterns and come up with strategies to manage those triggers. Practice relaxation techniques: Techniques like deep breathing, meditation, or yoga can help you calm down when you feel angry. Make a habit of practicing these techniques regularly, so they become a natural response to anger. Communicate effectively: Learning how to express your anger in a constructive way is important. Try to use "I" statements instead of "you" statements, avoid blaming or attacking language, and stick to the topic at hand. Take a break: Sometimes, it's best to step away from a situation that's making you angry. Take a few minutes to calm down and collect your thoughts before returning to the situation. And of course, Get support: If you're struggling to manage your anger, consider seeking help from a therapist or support group. They can help you develop coping skills and offer guidance. Most importantly, don't forget to be patient with yourself as you navigate through your emotions. Thank you for watching, and the Chearful team wishes you well!