Safety Steps

Build a positive school climate with these seven steps from Barbara Coloroso.

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SECOND STEP
A Violence Prevention Curriculum

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A Bullying Prevention Program

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A Personal Safety Curriculum

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Social and Emotional Learning

What Is Social and Emotional Learning?
Social and emotional learning teaches children how to deal with their emotions, resist impulsive behavior, resolve conflict, and make positive and effective choices. Social and emotional learning develops the essential skills that children need to be successful in school and in life.

Research shows important connections between children's social and emotional skills and academic performance. When students feel safe and good about themselves, they tend to do better academically.

Articles About Social and Emotional Learning

Powerful Parenting: Building Relationships and Instilling Confidence
By Bridgid Normand, M.Ed.

The True Purpose of Education
By Dr. Marvin W. Berkowitz

Sharing the Load: Ownership of School Reform
By Dr. Marvin W. Berkowitz

Walking the Peaceful Talk
By Dr. Marvin W. Berkowitz

The Cost of Emotional Illiteracy
By Daniel Goleman

What School Is All About
By Valerie Maholmes

Linking Literacy and Language with Social and Emotional Learning
By Donna Bryant

 

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