Time to Climb, and Drag & Drop to incorporate into lessons, or as a bell ringer, an exit ticket, for extra practice, or homework. Nearpod’s social-emotional learning activities are built on the five core competencies: self-awareness, self-management, responsible decision-making, relationship...
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Social-emotional skills like identifying and regulating feelings, kindness, sharing, and empathy are all skills that kids learn in early childhood, and they have a huge impact on later success. In fact,one studyfound that the social-emotional skills that kids display in kindergarten correlate with...
Social emotional learning is comprised of five core competencies: self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationship skills, and responsible decision making. The arts and arts integration can have a tremendous impact on working through those five competencies during social emotional learning ...
Intimacy is a close, emotional connection with another person. It is often used in reference to romantic relationships but can also refer to any close, platonic relationship. When we feel close to someone and they make us feel special, we can’t help but feel good about ourselves. ...
Self-reflection is core to social and emotional learning, and learning in general! Having just completed a reflective practice yourself, here are some examples of how you can hook students by modeling the importance of SEL and goal setting. ...
The reward may be subjective and emotional. Exchange Interaction Examples An example of an exchange interaction is when an individual acts a certain way towards another to receive gratitude. Prominent social exchange theorists emphasize the importance of gratitude in social interactions (Homans, 1961 &...
Many parents have heard the term “social-emotional development,” but what does it mean in the real world? Put simply, social-emotional development refers to children’s ability to “experience, manage and express” their feelings, build relationships and actively explore their environment, accord...
emotional learningis becoming a priority in the planning and goal-setting process of large networks. Sesame Workshop, for example, has incorporated emotions and emotional coping into its curricular goals (Wilson, 2008); Disney Junior has stated that social-emotional development is as much of a ...
Social-emotional learning (SEL) has become a cornerstone of education. MY LATEST VIDEOS As teachers, we understand the importance of providing young learners with tools to navigate the social-emotional topics they will experience. That’s where activities for social-emotional learning come in handy....