Free Webinar: How Teachers Can Build Social-Emotional Learning Skills - Thursday, March 5, 2015, 4 p.m. ET

How Teachers Can Build Social-Emotional Learning Skills

While academics and the initiatives that support them remain the focus of most educators, learning advocates have also drawn attention to the need for efforts that address the full social-emotional needs of students. Often referred to as "whole child" initiatives, such programs help develop skills that complement students' ability to learn. And these programs also require a particular skill set from educators, too.

This webinar-held in conjunction with the Education Week TopSchoolJobs Virtual Career eXPO-focuses on the resources teachers can use to develop their social-emotional skills as well as how districts can identify those teachers and support further social-emotional development for all staff.

Guest:

Nicholas Yoder, researcher and technical assistant consultant, Center on Great Teachers and Leaders at the American Institutes for Research

This webinar will be moderated by Ross Brenneman, assistant editor, Education Week Teacher.

Register now for this free live webinar.

Thursday, March 5, 2015, 4 p.m. ET

 

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