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Social and Emotional Learning: Engineering Empathy in the Early Childhood Classroom

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Overview

You likely know that emotional development and social skills are essential for school readiness, but you may be wondering why you should include STEM activities in your curriculum and how it relates to SEL. Join Naomi Harm as she shares best practices for incorporating engineering and empathy into the early childhood classroom. You will also walk away with resources to provide real-world opportunities for students to empathize, make responsible decisions, actively listen, collaborate, and develop a growth mindset.

Details

Status: Available On-Demand
Subject: Cross-curricular
Last aired on: Tuesday, May 18, 2021 @ 1:00 PM EDT
Duration: 30 minutes
Credit Hours: 0.5
Categories: Addressing Learning Loss, Diversity & SEL, Learning Theories & Strategies
Tags: collaboration, early learners, empathy, growth mindset, sel

Reviews (40)

 
Excellent rationale for and ideas for setting up in an early childhood environment!
Full Member
 
WOW. AMAZING WEBINAR. ATTENTION SPANS AND RECALL WERE VERY HELPFUL. THANK YOU SO MUCH.
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Excellent webinar! Thank you!
Full Member
 
I'm in agreement with emotional development and social skills are essential for school readiness. They are essential to students' daily needs at school. Great training.
Full Member
 
Great information shared and ideas that I will incorporate into my PreK 4 Classroom
 
Excellent webinar topic. I've had students in STEM activities that were ESL and they did great! They made a plan, built the plan out, and won the district competition!
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Informative
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I loved the suggested book list!
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Super informative. Thank you.
 
There were great ideas here, but I felt there was 97% of the time spent on STEAM, and barely 3% on actually how to BUILD empathy. I think the title of the webinar should be altered a little. I do not want to sound as though the STEAM ideas weren't great, they were.
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