Connect – Teaching With a Social Emotional Perspective to Connect With Students
Use these tips to learn how teachers can connect with students during this unusual year to provide meaningful and impactful instruction.
Category: Social Emotional Learning
Feeling the Burn-Out? Setting Boundaries as a Form of Teacher Self-Care
Feeling the burnout? Here’s some pivotal advice for teachers who struggle to communicate boundaries to their administrators.
A Revolutionary Act: Self-Care for Teachers
Join the revolution! Teaching Artist and Director of the Teaching Artist Project Katie Rainey shares why teacher self care is so important.
Teaching Social Emotional Learning Through Art in Times of Crisis
Learn ways to teach social emotional learning skills through art with helpful advice from SEL Teacher Katie Rainey.
Building a Web of Support for Students: What We Learned
Merging data with qualitative instincts should be the standard in education—not a privilege. A visit to Greenville, SC gave us a glimpse into that future.
Bridging Academics and Social Emotional Learning
Close your eyes and imagine you’re back in middle school. You’re hard at work cranking out a five paragraph essay. It’s a tough assignment: take a stand on school uniforms. You have to back your position up with evidence. This is your third and final draft, which means you’re either writing it in pen or […]