Building Resilient Schools

Description: Participants will delve into the rich historical perspectives of SEL, tracing its evolution from ancient philosophical teachings to contemporary educational practices. Dr. Titus will share pivotal research findings from his dissertation that highlight the impact of SEL on school staff's perceived self-efficacy, demonstrating practical ways to enhance educator confidence and effectiveness.

Key Features of the Session:

1. Historical Insights: Gain an understanding of the origins and evolution of SEL in education.

2. Research-Based Evidence: Explore significant findings on how SEL influences staff and student outcomes.

3. Practical Strategies: Learn actionable strategies to embed SEL in curricula, foster supportive school climates, and engage community stakeholders.

4. Future Directions: Discuss innovative practices and policy recommendations to sustain and expand SEL initiatives.

5. Interactive Case Studies: Analyze real-world scenarios of successful SEL implementation across diverse educational settings.

This professional development session aims to equip participants with the foundational theories, latest research, and practical tools necessary for implementing effective SEL strategies. It is designed for those who wish to enhance their teaching practices, improve school climate, and influence educational policies to support comprehensive student development.

By focusing on the social and emotional dimensions of learning, "Building Resilient Schools" provides a roadmap for educators and leaders committed to creating more equitable and effective educational environments. Join Dr. Titus in this session to transform your educational practices and foster a resilient, supportive community that champions the holistic well-being of every student.