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6 Secrets to Build a Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) Digital Connection between Teachers and Students

There’s a digital teaching tool for nearly every aspect of a student’s academic learning. But what may go missing – and is just as important – is a child’s social and emotional learning (SEL), or whole-child education, which 93% of teachers surveyed want to focus on more. This growing movement teaches kids how to achieve goals, understand and manage emotions, build empathy, forge relationships, and make responsible decisions.
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