Little Talks That Make a Big Difference: Social and emotional learning: a different standard - Teaching Empathy Institute
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21 Feb Little Talks That Make a Big Difference: Social and emotional learning: a different standard

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Social and emotional learning is defined as the process through which children acquire and effectively apply the knowledge and skills to manage their emotions while building healthy relationships with others. In this episode of the Little Talks series, we focus upon practical approaches for infusing SEL into the classroom setting.

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Teaching Empathy Institute’s Little Talks that Make a Big Difference podcasts focus on meeting the social and emotional needs of  students, moving them toward healthy social decision-making and pro-social skills development. 

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