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  1. Learning Resilience

Learning Resilience

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Embed evidence-based social and emotional learning strategies

As an educator, you will need to adopt evidence-based approaches to promote social and emotional learning through your everyday practice. The adoption of appropriate approaches is very dependent on the developmental stage of the children or young people in your care.

It is also important for you to model appropriate social and emotional learning skills and behaviours, to contribute to your own mental health and wellbeing.

What you'll learn in this module
  • Recognise that social and emotional education is everyone’s responsibility
  • Make critically informed decisions about choosing appropriate social and emotional learning programs, learning approaches and practices
  • Discuss how everyday interactions can foster social and emotional learning in children and young people
  • Plan and integrate social and emotional learning into everyday practice
  • Apply a strengths-based approach to teaching social and emotional learning skills
  • Identify the importance of modelling social and emotional learning skills and behaviours, and apply them
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