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Social Emotional Learning


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What is SEL?

 SEL: Social Emotional Learning

 Students start to understand and manage


their emotions

 Maintain strong and powerful relationships

 Make positive decisions

 “Social emotional learning (SEL) is a


methodology that helps students of all ages
to better comprehend their emotions, to feel
those emotions fully, and demonstrate
empathy for others.” – National University
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What are the core
components of SEL?

 Self-Awareness

 Self-Management

 Social Awareness

 Relationship Skills

 Responsible
Decision-Making

By following the CASEL fundamentals,


we can establish strong relationships
and advanced learning development.
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The importance of SEL in schools and
classrooms

Positive
Academic Lifelong
School
Success Success
Culture
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Academic Success

 Research consistently shows a strong correlation between


students' social-emotional skills and their academic success.
When students are equipped with SEL skills, they are better able
to focus on learning, manage stress, and engage effectively in the
classroom.

 According to the department of Education, “There is extensive


evidence that the two key elements of evidence-based SEL
programs—(1) creating positive school learning environments
and (2) providing SE competency instruction—result in greater
academic performance and better long-term life outcomes.”
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Lifelong Success

 Understanding and managing emotions are


huge life lessons to learn. You need these
skills to build positive relationships and make
responsible decisions that extend far beyond
the classroom. These choices will influence
careers, relationships, and overall well-being.

 According to an article written by Jennifer


Ng’andu, “Building a culture of health starts
with developing children’s social and
academic aptitude from a young age with
self-knowledge, empathy, communication
skills, collaboration, and growth mindset.”
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Positive School Culture

 Implementing SEL practices contributes to


the creation of a positive school culture. It
fosters a sense of belonging, respect, and
collaboration among students and staff,
creating an environment conducive to
learning and personal growth.
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How do we implement SEL into schools and the
classroom?

 Curriculum Integration: Incorporate SEL into the curriculum,


weaving it into subjects and activities to make it an integral part of
the learning experience.

 Schoolwide Initiatives: Implement schoolwide initiatives that will


promote a positive and inclusive culture.

 Professional Development: Provide teachers and staff with the


correct tools to enhance their understanding of SEL and how to
effectively integrate it into their teaching practices.
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SEL is Important

 Social-Emotional Learning is not just a


trend, it is the fundamental aspect of
education. SEL has the power to shape our
student's future and society. By addressing
Social and Emotional Learning in schools
we are preparing students for academic
success and giving them the essential
skills needed for a fulfilling and meaningful
life.

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