In the Fort Zumwalt School District in Missouri, Dr. Dan Boatman, Executive Director for Teaching and Learning, and John Barrow, Executive Director of Intervention and Behavior Support, are leading an initiative to build a sustainable social-emotional learning (SEL) program at the elementary school level.
While school leaders are increasingly recognizing the need to integrate social-emotional learning into the school day, they’re still getting pushback from teachers and sometimes the community. With teachers already responsible for fitting many skills into a brief period of time, adding SEL doesn’t seem possible.
Presented by Dwight Smith, Founder and Author, My Special Word; and Kristen Walter, US Director of Programs, Worldreader
Presented by Dr. Danial Boatman, Executive Director for Teaching and Learning, Fort Zumwalt School District (MO); and John Barrow, Executive Director of Intervention and Behavior Support, Fort Zumwalt School District (MO)
Moderated by Kelly Truong, Account Director, Panorama Education
Presented by Dr. Gina Hudson, Coordinator of Support Services, Richmond County School System (GA); Matthew Johann, Assistant Director of Student Services, Richmond County School System (GA); and Jennifer Cooper-Wells, Social & Emotional Learning Coordinator, Round Lake School District (IL)
Moderated by Nicole DellaRocco, Senior Account Director, Panorama Education
Presented by Matthew Farber, Ed.D., Assistant Professor, University of Northern Colorado
Moderated by Jennifer Ehehalt, Sr. Regional Manager, Common Sense Education
