Six strategies for promoting student autonomy.
Edutopia. (Nov. 2017) Learn more.
November 2017
Monthly Archives
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A comprehensive scan of social and emotional competency frameworks.
American Institutes for Research. (Nov. 2017) Learn more.
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Three skills you need to discuss race in classrooms.
Greater Good. (Oct. 2017) Learn more.
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How mass shootings are forcing schools to reevaluate safety.
NPR. (Nov. 2017) Learn more.
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Video series: How parents can support kids’ social and emotional development.
NBC Parent Toolkit. (Nov. 2017) Learn more.
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New study reveals alarming facts about youth homelessness.
NPR. (Nov. 2017) Learn more.
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Measuring SEL: OECD’s new international study on social and emotional skills.
This website from CASEL and several collaborators focuses on assessing social and emotional competence. Learn more.
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National survey shows strong support for SEL among school principals.
Just released by CASEL and Civic Enterprises. (Nov. 2017) Download the press release. Learn more.
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It’s Time to Bring Research on Learning Together with Practice
IT’S TIME TO BRING RESEARCH ON LEARNING TOGETHER WITH PRACTICE By Jacqueline Jodl, National Commission on Social, Emotional, and Academic Development A few weeks ago, a 28-member council of researchers working under the aegis of the National Commission on Social, Emotional, and Academic Development at the Aspen Institute released The Evidence Base for How We Learn: Supporting Students’ Social, Emotional, and Academic Development. This brief represents a major, foundational step in our journey to help educators, parents, and communities create learning environments—in and out of school—that support the development of students and enable them to succeed in academic and civic life. In short, it is a must read for anyone who cares about how we educate our young […]
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Video of Congressional briefing on SEL at the school, district, state, and federal levels. Video shows full briefing (1 hr, 22 min).
Committee for Children. (Nov. 2017) Learn more.
