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September 2018
Monthly Archives
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SEL in the states: Our State Scan of SEL updated.
View an interactive map of SEL activity in the states. (Sept. 2018) More
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Resources for creating a school culture of empathy, inclusion, and kindness.
eSchool News. (Sept. 2014) More
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Survey reveals evidence of a “Trump effect” on bullying in schools.
Hechinger Report. (Sept. 2018) More
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Study finds that nearly 9% of teenagers have vaped marijuana.
SEL helps to address problems like this. Los Angeles Times. (Sept. 2018) More
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France bans smartphones in middle schools. But will it work?
New York Times. (Sept. 2018) More
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Ferlazzo: We need to face our own discomfort about discussing racism.
Education Week. (Sept. 2018) More
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Won’t you be my model? Mr. Rogers is still relevant to SEL.
District Administration. (Sept. 2018) More
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Considering SEL Frameworks and the Three Musketeers?
By: Dale A. Blyth, Consultant Remember the three Musketeers – three brave men whose motto was One for All, and All for One? They symbolized how important it was to work as a team (one for all) as well as how critical it was for all to be working toward one common end. As I was finishing up the new series of three briefs on SEL frameworks released this month I started thinking about this motto and whether or not it applied to social and emotional learning (SEL). These days there are a multitude of SEL frameworks – at least 136 by AIR’s count! Are all these frameworks individual efforts to advance the “one” approach to SEL? And what […]
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Design Challenge Winner: PAIRIN’s Problem-Solving Performance Assessment
By: Tara Laughlin, PAIRIN The world is full of problems. Not to be a downer, but I’m setting the stage here. On a personal, professional, local, national, and international level, it can sometimes feel like everywhere you turn, there’s a new problem waiting to be solved. Given this sheer volume of problems, I think it’s safe to say the world needs an equally impressive corps of effective problem solvers. How do we help develop the next generation of problem solvers? And how do we know when someone has reached the status of master problem solver? Answering those questions is not as hard as it may seem. Just as the best way to determine if someone is an effective […]
