For Educators

“Social emotional learning is a vital component in the education of all students and is especially important for those who have disabilities or may have difficulties in social settings. Using a whole-child approach to students’ learning creates a strong foundation which will help students to engage more fully in learning, help them reflect on how their actions impact themselves and others around them, and adapt to new challenges and situations. Providing social-emotional learning opportunities benefits all students, and therefore, our families and communities as a whole.” -Amy Holbert, Executive Director Family Connection of S.C.