
Practice Makes Perfect
The SEL Blog
Dallas ISD wants to empower our students to move the SEL needle. We will train up to 100 middle and high school students to be advocates and trainers around social and emotional learning. These students will attend a one-day training to learn, collaborate and create a SEL session that they will share with campuses across the district. Student voice will be brought into our work to create buy-in for teachers, administrators and central office staff. Additionally, students will be leaders on their own campuses, joining their campus SEL steering committees to make an impact on their own community.
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Katie Raymond
Student leaders co-design and lead weekly lessons to explicitly teach SEL skills while addressing student concerns such as relationships, self-management,... September 2019Read Story
Garrett Reed
Lovescaping offers a fresh approach to teaching social and emotional learning rooted in learning how to love. We will build... September 2019Read Story
Stacy Jones
Our project initiatives incorporate student voice and student leadership development and some of our trainings will be student-led. Ultimately, we... September 2019Read Story
Carla Wardyga
This project will allow English learning students to embrace their heritage and culture all whilst learning English by completing projects... September 2019Read Story
Samantha Woodburn
The description for this project is forthcoming. Please check back soon! September 2019Read Story
Taya Oelze
Ellen Ochoa Elementary is a title one, community school that houses many students from hard places. With this grant, we... September 2019Read Story
Daniel Shanahan
The description for this project is forthcoming. Please check back soon! September 2019Read Story
Stephan Molder
The description for this project is forthcoming. Please check back soon! September 2019Read Story