-
About the RELs
+
-
For more than 50 years, the RELs have collaborated with school districts, state departments of education, and other education stakeholders to help them generate and use evidence and improve student outcomes. Read more
-
- Regions +
- Products
-
Topics
+
- Achievement Gap Career Readiness Charter Schools College Readiness COVID-19 Data Use Discipline Dropout Prevention
- Early Childhood Education English Language Learners Equity Literacy Mathematics Online Courses Postsecondary Education Principals
- Research Tools Rural Schools Social Emotional Learning Special Education Student Characteristics Teacher Effectiveness Teacher Persistence Teacher Recruitment
- Events
- Blog
- Connect with Us +
Home Resource How Teachers Can Plant SEAD (Social, Emotional, and Academic Development) in Math
How Teachers Can Plant SEAD (Social, Emotional, and Academic Development) in Math
SEAD, or social, emotional, and academic development, refers to the integration of social and emotional learning into academic instruction. This infographic shares information on the benefits of SEAD in mathematics and strategies for connecting social and emotional capacities to math instruction.
Online Availability
ERIC Descriptors
Classroom Environment, Emotional Development, Mathematics, Mathematics Instruction, Social Development, Social Emotional LearningResource Information
Appalachia | Resource Type: Infographic | Resource
Date: May 2023
Connect with REL Appalachia