SEL Programs and Workshops
Overview
When teachers explicitly teach social emotional (SEL) skills, learner’s academic performance can also increase.
Example: Use This Strategy In in the Classroom
Design It into Your Product
Use It in the Classroom
See how a district in Kentucky focuses on Social Awareness and Relationship Skills through daily morning meetings.
Design It into Your Product
Learn how one SEL program, Panorama Education, helps teachers, schools, and districts understand their students’ affective experiences at school.
Learn More
- Explore the Academic Emotions subtopic on Digital Promise's Research Map.
- Explore the Emotion & Cognition subtopic on Digital Promise's Research Map.
- Explore the Self-Efficacy subtopic on Digital Promise's Research Map.
Additional Resources
Additional examples, research, and professional development. These resources are possible representations of this strategy, not endorsements.
Factors Supported by this Strategy
More Programmatic Interventions Strategies
With this interactive technique, teachers help students become story-tellers by listening and questioning.
This is a small group supplemental curriculum with 126 lessons to support struggling readers.
This program provides individualized student instruction based on Assessment-to-Instruction Technology.
Independent reading promotes reading development by emphasizing student choice with teacher support in selecting books, as well as by making time for free reading.
The Mindset Kit offers free online lessons and practices to help teach and foster adaptive beliefs about learning.
A parent evening meeting about how to support literacy at home with one follow-up meeting with each family has shown strong results for students' reading development.
Students with low early literacy skills benefit from a focus on phonics and Phonological Awareness.
Responsive Classroom is an evidence-based approach focused on the link between academic success and SEL development.
This toolkit provides resources to support family well-being and students’ ongoing learning and development.
Students with strong early literacy skills benefit from a literacy-rich approach.
