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Marisa Crowder | July 16 2018

Student learning reflects more than just the quality of instruction. Negative peer or teacher relationships, feelings of unsafety, or isolation at school can impact students' capacity, or willingness, to learn. To help students develop the social and emotional competencies (SECs) necessary to cope with these stressors, educators have turned their attention toward social and emotional learning (SEL).