SEL Lessons
Social Emotional Learning (SEL)
School counselors focus on teaching social emotional learning skills to all students. Social Emotional Learning consists of five components. These components are:
Self-Awareness-Assessing our feelings, interests, strengths; maintaining self-confidence.
Self-Management-Regulating emotions to handle stress, control impulses and preserve in overcoming obstacles.
Social Awareness-Understanding different perspectives, and empathizing with others; recognizing and appreciating similarities and differences; using family, school and community resources effectively.
Relationship Skills-Maintaining healthy relationships based on cooperation; resisting inappropriate social pressure; preventing, managing and resolving interpersonal conflicts; seeking help when needed.
Responsible Decision Making-Using a variety of considerations, including ethical, academic, and community related standards to make choices and decisions.
BE WELL 365
To enroll in the Be Well 365: Lessons and Resources on MyMCPS Classroom, click on the link below:
Video-Mindful Moments: Be Well 365
Sanford Harmony
Schooling at home? Sanford Harmony’s online toolkit supports educators, families, and caregivers with social emotional learning resources for boys and girls of all ages.