social emotional learning

What are the Key Components of SEL?

The main components of SEL include:
Self-awareness: Recognizing one's emotions, thoughts, and values.
Self-management: Effectively regulating emotions, thoughts, and behaviors.
Social awareness: Understanding and empathizing with others.
Relationship skills: Establishing and maintaining healthy relationships.
Responsible decision-making: Making ethical, constructive choices.

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