1. Understand that all learning is social and emotional and identify examples.

2. Explore the ways SEL lives in a classroom through both conditions and explicit skills.

3. Unpack Oakland’s equity-centered definition of SEL and instructional focus.

1. Identify our own SEL strengths.

2. Understand the importance of creating the conditions for belonging.

3. Explore practices that support SEL, belonging, and engagement.

1. Explore SEL indicators in the SEL in the Classroom tool.

2. Learn five high-impact SEL practices.

3. Identify ways to infuse SEL practices throughout the day.

Explore the 5 focal constructs: Identity, Belonging, Agency, Collaboration, Curiosity

General SEL resources

Zymoblic & the Office of Equity