Aims to examine the reach of and demand for existing programs and initiatives, momentum of recent and ongoing efforts to build capacity, and stakeholder perspectives on opportunities and gaps relating to SEL
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Aims to examine the reach of and demand for existing programs and initiatives, momentum of recent and ongoing efforts to build capacity, and stakeholder perspectives on opportunities and gaps relating to SEL
Presentation addressing recommendations and an implementation SEL plan across research, practice, and policy
Summary of existing field capacity to lead and sustain implementation of social, emotional, and academic development-related practices
Consensus statements of evidence that are part of a series of reports to inform the work of the National Commission on Social, Emotional, and Academic Development
Resource focusing on mapping and analyzing organizations as well as their relationships with partners in the SEL Landscape Analysis
Consensus statements of practice built on scientific research that are part of a series of reports to inform the work of the National Commission on Social, Emotional, and Academic Development (SEAD)
Policy agenda for how state players and their local partners can operate in a more collaborative, coherent fashion to support the whole learner
Practice agenda featuring recommendations that seek to provide a framework where schools and communities can work together to create learning environments that foster the comprehensive development of all young people
Research agenda featuring major SEL domains that should be covered for the next generation
Toolkit for principals to take concrete, accessible action for students with climate data from schools
Find research, knowledge, and resources curated from school systems across the U.S. to support high-quality, systemic implementation of SEL
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