Miss Johnson's Social Emotional Online Library
Welcome!
As a school social workers in our district, I am an advocate who provide a variety of therapeutic and professional services to support students in identifying and achieving academic and social emotional goals. Social workers support students in their educational processes by providing students with counseling and crisis intervention, supporting parent and family involvement, assisting and planning school based interventions with educators, and assessing the need for special services.
Yearly, I continue to help students with emotion regulation, problem solving, developing social skills, finding their strengths, exploring their growth mindset, learning new strategies, and more! To help reinforce skills at home and in the classroom, I have created this guide as a resource library. Please view the pages at the top to learn more about social-emotional resources, verbiage, books, and more!
As we move to eLearning, various resources will be uploaded here to help students continue practice skills at home. To find information, please click the settings button (three lines in the top left corner) to access the different pages.
If you are a member of our district community and you need assistance and/or support, please contact me via EMAIL. I would be happy to connect you with local agencies and resources to support your family.
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Evanston/Skokie District 65 understands that COVID-19 can cause worry and concern for your student at home. Younger students may find this disruption in their daily lives to feel scary and wonder if things will return to normal again. For those older students, they may be expressing sadness that they are losing connection with friends, social events and other predictable routines. All educators and staff are working hard to keep connections and learning going, and you can help at home by providing reassurance that children their age can take steps to remain safe and healthy going forward.
Evanston / Skokie District 65 entiende que COVID-19 puede causar preocupación e inquietud para su estudiante en el hogar. Los estudiantes más jóvenes pueden encontrar esta interrupción en su vida diaria para sentir miedo y preguntarse si las cosas volverán a la normalidad nuevamente. Para aquellos estudiantes mayores, pueden estar expresando tristeza porque están perdiendo conexión con amigos, eventos sociales y otras rutinas predecibles. Todos los educadores y el personal están trabajando para mantener las conexiones y el aprendizaje, y usted puede ayudar en casa a proveer seguridad de que los niños pueden tomar medidas para mantenerse seguros y saludables en el futuro.
ENGLISH
One important way to help your students make sense of what is happening is to provide factual, developmentally-appropriate information about the impact of the virus and steps that can be taken to remain safe. Please review the following links/documents aimed at helping students of all ages better understand.
SPANISH
Una manera importante de ayudar a sus hijos/as a comprender lo que está sucediendo es proporcionar información objetiva y apropiada sobre el impacto del virus y los pasos que se pueden tomar para mantenerse a salvo. Revise los siguientes enlaces / documentos destinados a ayudar a los estudiantes de todas las edades a comprender mejor:
If your student is in a crisis that is an emergency situation or can not be managed at home, please consider the following agencies.
All of these services are immediate, free, confidential and accessible online, by phone, live chat and via text.
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
The Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals. Services available in Spanish.
1-800-273-8255
Many of the books, videos, resources, links, and articles have been shared with Miss Johnson by parents, community members, staff members, and more!
Let's keep in touch!
Do you have questions or concern? Do you have information you would like shared? Please please contact me via EMAIL.
