Flooded with cash to fund social–emotional learning (SEL), districts find themselves in a dilemma since SEL serves as the primary vehicle for CRT, an unpopular agenda.
As the school year begins, many districts are focused on social and emotional learning, and how to create “trauma-sensitive” classrooms.
A new study released Monday finds the most popular education topic today is social and emotional learning (SEL), which amounts to the “psychological training of children starting at a young age.”
Panelists at the South by Southwest (SXSW) EDU 2019 conference this week urged educators to make “social and emotional learning” (SEL) part of every core subject in K–12 classrooms.
