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Selecting and Implementing a Social and Emotional Learning Curriculum

Content Author2026-08-17T03:39:01-04:00February 18, 2021|

School counselors and the professional organizations that support them have been advocating for appropriate counselor-to-student ratios for years. When the school shootings happened in Florida and then closer to home in Santa Fe ISD in 2018, our state began to take a bigger interest in identifying and addressing potential concerns before they get to the point of school violence. There was a lot of discussion at the state level about what we’re doing to raise awareness in this area.

What is Tier II Social Emotional Learning (SEL)?

Content Author2026-08-17T03:39:02-04:00February 10, 2021|

The field of school-based social and emotional learning (SEL) has focused mostly on programs, practices, and strategies designed to reach ...

Managing College Depression

Content Author2026-08-17T03:39:02-04:00February 10, 2021|

College 2021: Managing the Isolation and Depression With social and emotional needs on the rise and the methods of incorporation ...

5 Reasons to Adopt an SEL Curriculum in Your District

Content Author2026-08-17T03:39:02-04:00February 4, 2021|

Three years ago, we implemented an SEL curriculum that’s not only helped students overcome some of life’s natural barriers, but has also given both our teachers and students the mental framework they need in order to achieve high performance both in and out of the classroom. Getting there requires grit, persistence, and resilience, and the ability to push past mental limits to reach new levels of achievement.

How to Help Your Kids’ Emotional Development During a Pandemic

Content Author2026-08-17T03:39:02-04:00February 3, 2021|

With social and emotional needs on the rise and the methods of incorporation low or inconsistent, how can families provide ...

How Social Emotional Learning Can Help Prevent COVID Burnout

Content Author2026-08-18T02:17:13-04:00February 2, 2021|

Even with the pandemic continuing to impact our mental health, a social emotional learning platform can help the entire school population adopt a healthier, more positive mindset. Let’s face it, we’re all a little burned out on remote learning, hybrid classroom environments, Zoom, and other pandemic-related issues right now. As teachers, students, and parents, we’re all in the same boat as we work to balance the realities of our current situation with the need to keep students engaged, learning, and moving forward.

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