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Social, Emotional, and Behavioral Context for Teaching and Learning
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Dr. Emily J. Doolittle
(202) 987-0795
Emily.Doolittle@ed.gov
Dr. Christina Chhin
(202) 245-7736
Christina.Chhin@ed.gov
REQUEST FOR APPLICATIONS:
FY 2024 84.305A (PDF: 846 KB)
FY 2024 84.305A (DOC: 346 KB) CLOSED
The Social, Emotional, and Behavioral Context for Teaching and Learning (Social/Emotional/Behavioral) topic supports research on social and emotional skills and behaviors (i.e. social/emotional/behavioral competencies) to improve student achievement and progress through the education system.
Through this topic, the Institute is interested in understanding ways to support the development of social, emotional, and/or behavioral competencies such as social skills (e.g., responsibility, cooperation), learning strategies (e.g., goal-setting, self-regulated learning), dispositions or attitudes (e.g., motivation, academic self-concept), and behaviors (e.g., constructive participation, attendance) that research suggests may help students succeed in school and work.
Research supported through this topic will lead to an array of tools and strategies to improve or assess students' social/emotion/behavioral competencies, and teacher practices that support them, that in the long-run will improve student academic achievement.