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Social and Emotional Learning

It defines SEL as developing skills in self-awareness, social awareness, self-management, relationship skills, and responsible decision-making. It outlines Sacramento City Unified School District's three-year plan to integrate SEL through awareness, integration of practices, and district-wide implementation at the district, school, and classroom levels with support from a grant and experts. The goals are to promote student success, well-being, and positive learning environments.

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Social and Emotional Learning

It defines SEL as developing skills in self-awareness, social awareness, self-management, relationship skills, and responsible decision-making. It outlines Sacramento City Unified School District's three-year plan to integrate SEL through awareness, integration of practices, and district-wide implementation at the district, school, and classroom levels with support from a grant and experts. The goals are to promote student success, well-being, and positive learning environments.

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Social and Emotional Learning

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Questions For Our Session
• What is Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)?
• How does SEL promote success in school and
life?
• What is SCUSD's plan for the next three years?
• What will SEL integration look like at the
district, school, and classroom levels?
• What are SCUSD's next steps?

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What are
your hopes
and dreams
for your
children and
the children
in your
community?
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What is Social, Emotional Learning?
What comes to mind when you hear the
words “social and emotional learning”?

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How Is SEL Defined?
Social and emotional learning (SEL) provides the
structure and process for adults and students to develop
fundamental emotional and social competencies and
experiences to:
• understand and manage emotions,
• set and achieve positive goals,
• feel and show empathy for others,
• establish and maintain positive relationships and
• make responsible decisions.

SEL builds and deepens a positive school climate. 5


Core Competencies of SEL

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Student Learning Experience
Instruction
and
Curriculum
Family and Safe and
Communit Supportive
y Climate

Student

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Introduction to SEL
http://www.edutopia.org/social-e
motional-learning-introduction-vi
deo

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Research on SEL/Student Success
Increased Academic Outcomes Documented!
Social-emotional skills led to improved attitudes
about self, others, and school and an 11 % point
gain on standardized achievement tests!

Reduced Risk of Failure Documented!


Social Emotional Skills led to decrease in conduct
problems and emotional distress!
Source: Durlak, J.A., Weissberg, R.P., Dymnicki, A.B., Taylor, R.D., & Schellinger, K. (2011) The impact of
enhancing students’ social and emotional learning: A meta-analysis of school-based universal interventions.
Child Development: 82 (1), 405-432. 10
Adult SEL Competence & Learning
• Adults who have the ability to recognize, understand, label,
express, and regulate emotions are more likely to
demonstrate patience and empathy, encourage healthy
communication, and create safe learning environments.
(Brackett, Katella, Kremenitzer, Alster, and Caruso, 2008)

• Teachers skilled at regulating their emotions report less


burnout and more positive affect while teaching. (Brackett, Mojsa,
Palomera, Reyes, & Salovey, 2008)

• School leaders with strong SEL competencies build and


maintain positive and trusting relationships among
members of the school community. (Patti and Tobin, 2006) 11
Window of Opportunity for Integration
Novo Foundation Funding for three years ($750,000 total)
to district includes District and site funding. SCUSD is one of
eight large urban districts selected to lead this work!

Included In Grant- FREE Professional and Organization


Support from national experts in the field (CASEL --
Collaborative for Academic, Social and Emotional Learning).

SEL Standards and Skills Are An Excellent Match For All Key
SCUSD Initiatives- think Common Core, Linked Learning,
Safe & Supportive Schools!
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SEL: Three-Year Rollout and Evaluation
Year 1 Focus- Awareness of Social Emotional Learning (SEL)
District and Community 4 Pilot Sites (CKM Network)

Year 2 Focus- Integration Of Our Learning and Practices


Practice, Structure and Policies 10-15 New Sites Join CKM Network Schools

Year 3 Focus- District Wide Implementation Of SEL


District, Community, Partners and Students All SCUSD Sites Provided Training and
Engaged in Social Emotional Learning Resources
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District, Schools and Classrooms:
Before/After SEL Integration
District School Classroom
• Before: No Common • Before: Site by site • Before: Individual
Language, vision, or ability to access or teachers left to figure
curriculum. Scattered effectively implement out SEL resources and
approach within SEL resources. classroom practices.
district departments.
• After: Schoolwide SEL • After: More engaged
• After: Integrated into vision, needs students, increased
adult professional and & resources assessed, academic outcomes,
student learning SEL in Common Core greater 21st century
environments as well & other professional skill development,
as district standards, learning, explicit SEL decreased behavioral
policies and practices. skills instruction, problems and
improved climate, increased positive
district support classroom climate. 14
Next Steps
Need SEL Resources?
Visit scusd.edu/sel to learn more about SCUSD SEL work.
Visit www.casel.org to learn more about national SEL
work.

Want To Learn More About SEL Grant, Working Groups, or


SEL Presentations For Your School?
Contact - Carrie Rose, Grant Coordinator at 916-752-
3206 or [email protected] .

Thank You! 15

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