Studies consistently show that increasing students’ social and emotional competence has a positive impact on their ability to succeed academically. Our new infographic teaches how to address those universal social, emotional, and behavioral needs with data which can effectively and equitably support every learner in your classroom. Learn how to review the impact of your intervention strategies and how to identify Tier 2 and Tier 3 supports here: https://bit.ly/3B0HDGs
Chelsea Gillett
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Creating an environment where that 20% feels comfortable learning is crucial. Shifting their mindset from fear of failure to embracing challenges and growth is key. When I taught in the classroom, we regularly practiced growth mindset affirmations, encouraging students to tackle challenges, make mistakes, and learn from each other.This not only fosters interpersonal connections but also makes them more comfortable seeking help from peers and teachers. Without a safe, supportive space, it’s hard to expect students to engage and want to learn.
I'm always impressed by Renaissance Learning’s commitment to identifying obstacles and developing effective strategies that promote both student and teacher success. Their approach is essential for supporting today's learners and educators
Career Consultant / Learning & Development Specialist
2 周When we invest in students' social and emotional growth, we’re not just supporting their well-being—we’re directly boosting their academic potential. Think about this: A student who feels understood, supported, and confident is more likely to engage, persevere, and succeed. why? because they feel valued and like they're part of the community. it's not rocket science - but some admins treat it like it is. By focusing on social-emotional skills, we’re laying the foundation for lifelong learning and success.