Summary: This article by CASEL makes a statement about how respect and understanding is needed in this time of negativity in the aftermath of the Charlottesville incidents earlier this month. The article also provides resources for addressing hate and racism in the classroom as well as resources supporting SEL.
Source: CASEL, August 2017
“In the aftermath of the August 2017 events in Charlottesville, Virginia, social and emotional learning (SEL) is more relevant to the education of American children than ever. Creating a safe, respectful environment for learning has been, and remains, a high priority for CASEL. In light of the Charlottesville conflict, what should adults do to promote respect and understanding in children? How can all of us who are committed to children’s well-being combat a climate of bigotry and hate?”
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