5 Easy Ways to Get Parents Involved with SEL

Melissa Mann
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30
mins
Course length
Multi Device
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4.9
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Description

In order to engage parents in social-emotional development, educators need to be able to create strong relationships, partner with families on goals for their children, and receive and provide ongoing support. Join Melissa Mann as she shares 5 easy ways to get parents involved with SEL. You will also learn strategies for communicating effectively with parents as well as practical skills that can be carried over into the home.

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Melissa Mann

Melissa Mann, a fourth-grade teacher in the Madison County School System, has experience in general and collaborative education settings. With a Master’s in School Counseling, she has presented at various conferences, both in-person and virtual, for the past 15 years.
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