Social and emotional learningEarly childhoodMulti-informant assessmentItem response theoryFairnessInterest in social and emotional learning (SEL) skills is growing rapidly with all 50 states adopting SEL standa
classroomsA survey study was conducted to examine teachers' knowledge, perceptions, and practices regarding social and emotional learning (SEL) in the classroom. Teachers from two states (N = 263) provided a range of responses regarding how to promote SEL in their classrooms, increase the ...
Schools & Districts> Social Emotional Learning Book Creator offers a creative space to collaborate and foster a positive attitude Aligned with your curriculum Now more than ever, schools are finding new ways to support their students tounderstand and manage emotions,set and achieve positive goals, ...
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Use Nearpod’sDrag & Dropinteractive feature in your lessons to engage and connect students with social emotional learning in the classroom. Match feeling words, descriptions, and corresponding facial expressions to talk about resolving conflict and identifying different emotions. Students can discuss the...
In this post, we’ll talk about using time in existing lessons, and the school’s existing networks of screens and displays, to address SEL objectives and materials in a structured way — without adding significantly to the burden on teachers or timetabl
learningKindergartenTeacher–childinteractionsTeacherstrategiesMany young children spend a significant amount of time each day in preschool settings. It is important to understand how teachers create and maximize opportunities for children's social and emotional learning (SEL) in the classrooms. This ...
The need for stress management in our classroom is no longer a “good idea”, but a need. Our students are facing more and more stress, and the effects are overlapping into our classrooms. We must be diligent in learning our students and the best ways to help them. ...
(2008). Social and emotional learning in the classroom: Evaluation of Strong Kids and Strong Teens on students' social-emotional knowledge and symptoms. Journal of Applied School Psychol- ogy, 24(2), 209e224.Merrell, K.W., et al. (2008) Social and Emotional Learning in the Classroom: ...
Provide open-ended learning activities that kids can experience on their own. Allow ample time for kids to prepare for recess and outdoor breaks. Social-Emotional Activity #9 – Kindness Challenge Kindness is one of the most important social topics we can promote in our classrooms. When children...