SEL

Self-awareness

Social awareness Relationship

skills

Responsible decision making

Self-management

• Collaboration• Teamwork• Friendship skills• Conflict resolution

• Wise choices• Assessing a situation• Critical thinking

• Impulse control• Patience• Motivation• Optimism• Focus• Problem solving• Open mindedness• Grit/Resilience

• Understanding of others• Empathy

What is Social and Emotional Learning?SEL is a process of acquiring knowledge and skills

related to five core competencies:

• Emotional identification• Humility/Confidence

For Every 1 point increase: For Every 1 point decrease:

ü Twice as likely to attain a college degree in early adulthood

ü 54% more likely to earn a high school diploma

ü 46% more likely to have a full-time job at the age of 25

X 64% higher chance of having spent time in juvenile detention

X 67% higher chance of having been arrested by early adulthood

X 52% higher rate of recent binge drinking

X 82% higher rate of recent marijuana use

Kindergarten teachers assessed students' social and emotional abilities using a 9-item, 5-point scale. 13 to 19 years later it was found that for every 1-point increase in a child's social competence score in kindergarten, he or she was:

The surprising thing learned about its employees

• ‘s Top 8 Qualities of their Highest Performers1. Is a good coach2. Empowers the team and does not micromanage3. Expresses interest in and concern for team members’ success and

personal well-being4. Is productive and results-oriented5. Is a good communicator—listens and shares information6. Helps with career development7. Has a clear vision and strategy for the team8. Has key technical skills that help him or her advise the team

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/answer-sheet/wp/2017/12/20/the-surprising-thing-google-learned-about-its-employees-and-what-it-means-for-todays-students/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.88650556180a

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MEET Q WUNDERA lovable genius monkey with A LOT to learn about life

Q is a dusky leaf monkey wholives with the Wunder family

He is one of the smartestmonkeys in the world. He comes up with amazing

creations and inventions like his hoverboard

But Q needs your help handling social situations

and relationships with family and friends

As Seen OnAs Seen On

Special Guests

As Seen On

MICHAEL STRAHANGMA

MARK-PAUL GOSSELAARPitch

VANESSA LACHEYTop Chef Jr.

TRAVIS VAN WINKLETransformers

STEPHEN TWITCH BOSSEllen

ALLISON HOLKER

Dancing with the Stars

DEZ DURONThe Voice

DEBBY RYANDisney Channel

NICK LACHEY98 degrees

TONY & TOBIE GONZALEZFOX Sports

NIA SIOUXDance Moms

WILLIE ROBERTSONDuck Dynasty

WILL YUN LEEThe Good Doctor

DAVID & CHRISTINAARQUETTE

Scream

JENNIFER BIRMINGHAMYoung and the Restless

HOLLY HATCHER-FRAZIERDance Moms

KEVIN OLUSALAPentatonix

JASON WALSHCelebrity Trainer

ü Bravery

ü Emotions

ü Empathy

ü Flexibility

ü Focus

ü Friendship

ü Grit

ü Helping

ü Know Yourself

ü Manners

ü Motivation

ü Patience

ü Problem Solving

ü Responsibility

ü Teamwork

15 Core Topics 3 years of Curriculum48 Lesson Plans &

Episodes

Classroom Bundle Backpack Program

Q’s Race to the TopBoard Game

Q-time BreathingBuddy

Q’s On the GoPack

Q’s Coloring Book Q’s Wild RideBook w/CD

In theClassroom

At Home

Perfect for stations, centers or small groups in the classroom or to

be played during buddy time with older

students

Great for family game night, fun for all ages

Create a Q Corner in your classroom. A place for kids to go when they need a

break or time to calm down

Use to help your child calm themselves

throughout the day and relax at bedtime

Start the day with Q’s question cards and

exercises or use them as journal topics

Quick activities to reinforce the lessons

through visual identification as they

color in Q’s wild adventures

At the dinner table or in the - car a fun way to engage the whole family in discussions

on the go

Learn more about Q and his family with this coloring and

activity book

Introduce the students to Q and learn a lesson with

this fun story

Learn a lesson with Q. Kids can read

along to the book with the CD

Award Winning

Fun for family dance parties and in the car, the Q Wunder

pop songs reinforce what they’re

learning

Pop songs with a message. Reinforce

the lessons by playing the songs in the

classroom

Q WunderAlbum

School-to-Home Solution

Easy Ways to Incorporate into the Daily Classroom Routine

Easy Ways to Incorporate into the Daily Classroom Routine

Circle time discussion topics

Easy Ways to Incorporate into the Daily Classroom Routine

Buddy time!

Schmidt Testimonial

Children who didn’t eat the marshmallow ended up having:ü Stronger peer and teacher relationshipsü Higher academic and test scoresü Higher SAT scoresü Higher graduation ratesü Greater career satisfactionü Stronger personal relationshipsü Lower criminal ratesü Lower levels of substance abuseü Better responses to stressü Greater health and well being

40 years of studies of the Stanford Marshmallow Test subjects link EQ to long-term success

Mischel, Walter; Ebbesen, Ebbe B.; Raskoff Zeiss, Antonette (1972). "Cognitive and attentional mechanisms in delay of gratification". Journal of Personality and Social Psychology.