Social-Emotional Learning
Education news, analysis, and opinion about how children learn to understand and manage their emotions, establish and maintain positive relationships, and make responsible decisions.
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K-12 leaders discuss the impact of federal funding, prioritizing holistic student support, and how technology can help.
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As school districts plan to welcome students back into buildings for the upcoming school year, this is the perfect time to take a hard look at both our practices and our systems to build a
Student Well-Being
Opinion
Where Does Social-Emotional Learning Go Next?
Teachers, students, and parents all want more social-emotional and service learning in schools. The pandemic has only heightened that need.
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View Newsela’s academic paper and learn more about how the learning sciences are critical to your learning recovery plan.
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This guide illustrates why SEL is more important now and what you should look for when implementing a social-emotional curriculum.
Planning for a Pivotal School Year
A 4-part series with ideas to plan for: summer learning, student and staff well-being, fall instruction, and the future of remote schooling.
Summer 2021: How Schools Can Make the Most of It
Ways that students, teachers, and school and district leaders can restore and retool this summer and come back charged for the year ahead.
Student Well-Being
How Educators Are Approaching Summer Learning This Year
After a difficult year, schools adjust what's best for students as they customize summer learning, enrichment, and play opportunities.
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As educators and leaders consider how SEL fits into their reopening and back-to-school plans, it must go beyond an SEL curriculum. SEL is part of who we are as educators and students, as well as
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Students’ social-emotional well-being matters. The positive and negative emotions students feel are essential characteristics of their psychology, indicators of their well-being, and mediators of their success in school and life. Supportive relationships with peers, school
Student Well-Being
Opinion
How Can Students and Educators Make Sense of a Year of Loss?
Spiritual traditions offer tools for facing the past and shaping a better future, writes a scholar of religion.
Student Well-Being
Q&A
Q&A: Meeting the Needs of Students of Color in a Time of Collective Trauma
An expert in culturally responsive school psychology urges a wider lens in connecting with students of color in coping with pandemic trauma.
Student Well-Being
Opinion
Students Need Emotional Support When Returning to School in Person. Here's How
Don’t assume students’ mental-health challenges will disappear when schools reopen in person, writes school counselor Phyllis L. Fagell.
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Join Reading Plus chief research officer Janine Walker Caffrey and community manager La'Keisha Ciprian for a lively discussion about reading achievement and social-emotional learning(SEL). The presenters will talk about the relationship between reading proficiency and