Social Emotional Learning

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Erin & Rick sat down (IN PERSON!) with Caitlin Sellers and Leanne Campbell to dig into SEL - Social Emotional Learning. It’s a hot topic right now and we discuss why. We talk about what SEL is, why it is so very important for our students, what it looks like in schools, and we discover tips on ways to implement SEL into your classroom activities and lessons.

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