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Home Resource Implementing SEL to Meet Local Needs: Aligning Frameworks and Assessments Across Contexts
Implementing SEL to Meet Local Needs: Aligning Frameworks and Assessments Across Contexts
**Time: ** 10:00 a.m. HST (4:00 p.m. EDT)
**Location: **Virtual presentation
Description: Research suggests that exposure to social and emotional learning (SEL) programming can have a positive impact on student outcomes. In this cross-REL webinar, presenters will provide information about evidence-based strategies for systemwide implementation of SEL practices and discuss strategies for identifying SEL frameworks and assessments that align with local and student needs.
Audience: The primary audience for this conference presentation is school principals and district administrators who are interested in learning about ways to implement SEL across a system in a manner that aligns with their students’ needs.
**Speakers: ** -Marisa Crowder, REL Pacific -Joshua Cox, REL Northeast & Islands
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ERIC Descriptors
Classroom Environment, Program Implementation, School Culture, Social Emotional LearningResource Information
Northeast & Islands | Resource Type:
Training Material | Resource
Date: October 2020
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