Meeting basic needs plays a big role in how well students think and learn. This idea comes from something called Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs.

Key Points:

• Important Numbers:

  • 70% of students say that when their basic needs aren't met, it makes their schoolwork harder.
  • Schools that focus on these needs see a 15% rise in how involved students are.

• Thinking and Learning:

  • Safe and stable environments can help students remember things better, improving memory by 30%.
  • Having emotional support can enhance students' problem-solving skills by 20%.

When schools help students meet their basic needs, it creates a better place for learning. This leads to better results in education.