Videos

This is an animated social story teaching kids about the coronavirus and how to prevent the spread of the virus!

When teachers explicitly recognize and respond to their emotions in class, students learn to engage in these processes themselves.

Uncertainty and sudden changes are difficult for all families, but particularly so for some families and individuals experiencing anxiety and autism. 

From Edutopia, nurture a positive, supportive atmosphere in your classroom with fun and fast peer shout outs.

Research shows that SEL has academic, career, and lifelong benefits.

Ongoing schedule changes and uncertainty due to the current pandemic can present special challenges. Tune in to hear ideas for providing compassionate support to individuals on the autism spectrum who are experiencing disruptions and anxiety related to the virus and its impact. 

CASEL’s framework for social and emotional learning (SEL) takes a systemic approach, identifying five core competence areas and four key settings.

Studies show that sustained and well-integrated social and emotional learning (SEL) programs can help schools engage their students and improve achievement.

Dr. Brenda Smith Myles explains the hidden curriculum, the set of unwritten rules, assumptions, and expectations that almost everyone knows without being taught.

This is an animated distance learning social story lesson that teaches students about social distancing and how to keep busy during shelter-in-place due to coronavirus.