157: SEL was Here, is Here, and will be Here

Summary

In this conversation, Kathy discusses the importance of social-emotional learning (SEL) and its impact on teaching. She shares her experience in incorporating SEL into the classroom and emphasizes the need for teachers to set clear boundaries for communication and grading. The conversation also explores the challenges faced by teachers and strategies for self-reflection and personal well-being. The episode concludes with a discussion on enhancing lessons and continuing the conversation on SEL.

Takeaways

• Social-emotional learning (SEL) is important for creating a positive and supportive classroom environment.

• Teachers should incorporate SEL into their teaching practices and set clear boundaries for communication and grading.

• Self-reflection and personal well-being are crucial for teachers to navigate the challenges of the profession.

• Continuing the conversation on SEL and seeking change and innovation in teaching can lead to improved student experiences.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction

01:59 Discussion about snow

03:05 Importance of social emotional learning

06:10 Impact of social emotional learning on teaching

09:38 Reflection on emotional intelligence

12:03 Encouraging self-reflection

14:35 Challenges of being a teacher

19:42 Incorporating social emotional learning into the classroom

23:32 Setting boundaries for teachers

26:34 Balancing personal well-being and teaching responsibilities

35:23 Importance of regulating students' emotions

36:46 Lesson Lens: Exploring a specific lesson

43:03 Enhancing the connection in lessons

46:31 Exit Ticket: Making students' school experience better

47:17 Exit Ticket: Dealing with challenging moments

48:48 Seeking change and innovation in teaching

50:25 Continuing the conversation

51:41 Conclusion

Website: www.wildewoodlearning.com  

LinkedIn: Kathy Magnuson 

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