Learn SEL Strategies for Virtual, Hybrid, and In-Person Models
I recently read a Washington Post article that summarizes the struggles teachers are facing in just the first few months of this school year. It details the overwhelming exhaustion that you are experiencing on a daily basis. You’re responsible not only for teaching children during a pandemic, but in many cases, you’re also dealing with their difficult emotions and home life problems.
I don’t have to read an article to know that this is your reality. I talk to educators every week and I hear your pain. I hope you’re taking time to care for your own health during these difficult days. It’s hard to see it now, but better days are ahead.
Since my opportunity to connect with you in-person is limited, this school year, I’ve turned to online methods. Between my email newsletter, social media channels, and something new - free PD webinars - I’m taking every chance I get to connect with my valued clients. I am dedicated to serving you in every season; even this one.
Let me talk about these new webinars for a moment. Karie Gladis, M.S.Ed., recently taught a timely and valuable webinar, “Strategies for Social & Emotional Learning for All Models,” which many of my clients and their colleagues attended. Making time for yet another live streamed event is challenging, so we’ve decided to also offer this webinar on-demand - for free!
Visit this page of my website to find the 1-hour recording.
Professional learning objectives of the webinar include:
Examine the definition of social and emotional learning and CASEL’s core competencies through classroom examples.
Acquire instructional strategies for developing SEL core competencies.
Discover how to create mindful moments in the classroom.
Develop techniques for creating a trauma sensitive classroom.
We are currently preparing for our next webinar, designed especially for the issues educators are facing right now. I invite you to join my newsletter list so you receive notifications about the next event.
Thank you for everything you’re doing to hold your school and classroom together. Click here to contact my office if there’s anything we can do to help.