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Introduction to Healing-Centered Sport

Virtual

During the summer, physical activity and sports are an important way to help kids stay healthy, but sport can play a much deeper role in healing young peoples' bodies and brains. This session will give a high level introduction on the unique ways that sport and physical activity can help kids heal from trauma and […]

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PBS EdCamp – Social Emotional Learning (SEL) Focus

Knicely Center 2355 Nashville Road, Bowling Green, KY, United States

This exciting "un-conference" is a great opportunity to connect with other professionals in your field. You'll have the chance to learn about topics important to you, and to share your own expertise. The session topics are determined by YOU! When:: Saturday, 6/4/22 Time: 8:30am - 12:30pm CST Where: WKU Knicely Center 2355 Nashville Rd, Bowling […]

Silly & Serious SEL Snapshots

Virtual

Presenter: Meredith Scott Lynn, WRiTE BRAiN WORLD In this fast-paced and interactive webinar, we’ll engage with both the silly and the serious. Come engage in activities that are both touching and titillating as you connect with each other -- and yourself! All registrants will also receive a PDF containing all of the resources from this […]

Educating Future-Ready Students

Virtual

Hosted by: CASEL Future success is about more than a degree or job. It is about students having a wide range of skills and attitudes, so how can we nourish students’ real-world competencies? Join for a thought leadership discussion on social and emotional learning and workforce development.

Connections Can Begin With a Simple Question

Virtual

Hosted by: CASEL Building a culture of connection in your classroom this school year can start with something simple – a smile, a question, a greeting at the door. With small actions, you can begin creating authentic teacher-student connections that transform the school environment. Hear from practitioners about how they foster real connections.

The Centrality of Relationships: Tutors, Mentors, Coaches and Parents

Virtual

Presented by: The Campaign for Grade Level Reading Tutors, mentors and coaches have long been critical components in a system of supportive relationships for young people. The pandemic intensified attention on the ways social connections can help advance whole child development and accelerate learning. Now is the time to investigate how these approaches can be […]

Engaging Youth in Supported Struggle

Virtual

Hosted by: Metro United Way In this workshop, participants will practice fostering growth mindset to help young people persevere when they struggle and explore strategies that staff can use to support them. Participants will identify nuances for how these strategies may apply to work with the young people they work with in balanced, equitable ways.