Spurred
by research showing the gains students realize from school-based social and
emotional learning (SEL), states are pursuing supportive policies for districts
that are implementing, sustaining, and spreading it. But unless they also
address the SEL needs of teachers—especially those experiencing stress, poor
working conditions, and classes with many historically under-served
students—long-term, systemwide gains for students are less likely. To meet this
challenge, California, Illinois, Massachusetts, and Washington are harnessing
the school leaders’ role in supporting and empowering teachers through “adult
SEL” in their schools.
This paper surveys SEL for teachers as practiced in those four states, and recommends "Empowering Teachers through SEL' everywhere..
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