Social Emotional Learning
MIU IV Social Work
“Kindness doesn't cost anything, and yet it means everything.”
In this edition of our newsletter, we will focus on an essential aspect of education: Social Emotional Learning (SEL). While students may excel in subjects like math and reading, the ability to manage emotions, resolve conflicts, and handle stress is crucial for their overall success. Without these skills, academic achievements may not hold much value.
The content we learn in school becomes meaningful only when we can navigate our actions and behaviors in a productive manner. Understanding our students on a personal level is vital, as SEL fosters an environment where they can thrive. Research consistently demonstrates that Social Emotional Learning plays a significant role in enhancing student performance, well-being, and their attitudes and beliefs about themselves.
MIU IV Social Work Team
Need more information or resources? Feel free to contact the MIU IV Social Work Team!
Bryda Drumm, LSW, H&SV, C-SSW
Jennifer Guthrie, LCSW, C-SSW
Sara Joseph, LSW, C-SSW