The SEL (Social- Emotional Learning) Connection: Addressing Needs of All Students

The SEL (Social- Emotional Learning) Connection: Addressing Needs of All Students

Social-emotional learning is more important now than ever.  As educators, we are in the business of developing human potential and supporting student ownership of learning.  In order to do that, it's essential to focus on the cognitive and emotional engagement of students we serve. In this virtual workshop, we will examine best practices in prioritizing human connection, relationships and trust to create environments that allow students to feel seen, heard, valued and validated.  Participants will leave feeling inspired, energized, and more connected to supporting students and each other.

Facilitator Bio

Danielle Sullivan is an unshakable optimist, engaging presenter and has a passion to make sure all students and educators are seen, heard and valued.  In her role as National Director, she supports districts in implementing quality, standards-based programs, and works to engage all stakeholders around best practices in student-centered learning, data-driven instruction, and allowing students and educators to flourish and thrive.  She has designed and facilitated numerous high-energy and inspiring workshops, as well as, presenting at schools, district-level meetings and regional conferences.

Danielle taught for 10 years in urban and rural settings, K-8, and coached teachers with the National Writing Project. Danielle is valued for her ability to connect with customers, and for streamlining methodology to support productive change in the districts she serves.