
Presented by Miloshi Mehta, Senior Manager Product (Programs), Committee for Children
Sponsored by Second Step
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In today’s educational landscape, supporting the whole child is more critical than ever. Join us for an engaging edWebinar focused on how targeted interventions can help students thrive—socially, emotionally, and academically. This session explores how educators are using tiered supports to meet the diverse needs of students who require more than universal instruction and to promote student well-being and success.
Learn from real-world examples and see how small group lessons in focus areas like emotion regulation, executive functioning, and prosocial skills are helping students stay engaged, solve problems, and build stronger relationships. Discover how intentional, research-informed strategies are making a measurable difference in classrooms across the country.
Key takeaways include:
Whether you’re a K-12 classroom teacher, counselor, or district leader, this edWebinar equips you with insights and tools to make tiered interventions a powerful part of your student support strategy.

About the Presenter
Miloshi Mehta is a seasoned Product Manager at Committee for Children, where she leads the Second Step® K-12 Digital Programs with a focus on cultivating human skills that drive lifelong success. With a specialization in educational psychology from Johns Hopkins and degrees in computer science and data science from IIT Chicago, Miloshi brings a unique interdisciplinary approach to educational technology. Over the past decade, she has built products that drive equitable outcomes and democratize access to opportunity, all grounded in the belief that fostering empathy, resilience, and purpose in students is as essential as academic success.
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