Andrea Burns uses social-emotional learning books in her classroom. By Yi-Jin Yu. April 14, 2022, 7:05 AM. 3:21.

Social and emotional learning are built into the curriculum at Chiaravalle Montessori in Evanston (16 months-grade 8). Themes emphasize compassion, interconnectedness, cooperation, grace and courtesy.

Florida made national headlines when it announced its rejection of 54 math textbooks, claiming, without evidence, that some aimed to indoctrinate children with “critical race theory” an… ...

Amy Whitewater didn’t start a book club with social emotional learning goals in mind. It came from her own passion for reading. Whitewater taught English language arts for 10 years and later became a ...

Elias began his work on SEL in the 1970s, but the skills and development it entails weren't referred to as social emotional intelligence until his book Promoting Social and Emotional Learning ...

Entertainment How children’s book author Lauren Grabois Fischer uses social emotional learning to inform generations to come via the be books ...

The Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning was founded in 1994 by a group of researchers, educators, practitioners and child advocates with a goal of establishing a high ...

We seek to extend the vision of social emotional learning in early childhood to PK-12, so that all students benefit from a positive, interactive and engaging environment." ...

Key points. Social and emotional learning has garnered increased attention in schools. Reading fiction can affect children's theory of mind, empathy, self-regulation, & need for cognitive closure.

Now, social and emotional learning. That’s the latest education jargon term to leave academic circles and fuel a culture-war controversy over what students are taught in class.