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SEL in the Math Classroom
by Elián Bustamante
This podcast explores how Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) plays a key role in the math classroom. It highlights how student struggles in math often go beyond content, connecting to frustration, mindset, and persistence. Through practical strategies like check-ins, reflection, and collaborative work, it shows how teachers can naturally integrate SEL into everyday instruction. Grounded in the CASEL framework, this episode focuses on helping students build the skills they need to stay engaged, work through challenges, and become more confident learners in math.
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SEL in the math classroom
In this episode, I talk about how Social and Emotional Learning shows up in the math classroom in real, everyday ways. From students shutting down when they get stuck to learning how to persist through challenges, SEL plays a bigger role than we sometimes realize. I share a few simple strategies I use, like check-ins, reflection, and group work, and connect them to the CASEL framework. The goal is simple: help students not just learn math, but build the mindset to keep going when it gets hard.
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This podcast explores how Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) plays a key role in the math classroom. It highlights how student struggles in math often go beyond content, connecting to frustration, mindset, and persistence. Through practical strategies like check-ins, reflection, and collaborative work, it shows how teachers can naturally integrate SEL into everyday instruction. Grounded in the CASEL framework, this episode focuses on helping students build the skills they need to stay engaged, work through challenges, and become more confident learners in math.
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Elián Bustamante
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