This guidance document, NCP4SEL Social and Emotional Learning Competencies, Strategies, and Practices, was the result of two years of work by the NCP4SEL advisory members and external partners. View the introductory overview video below to learn more about the document and how to use the guidance to inform your SEL practices.
See the calendar of events curated by the Coos Coalition for Young Children and Families at https://www.investincooskids.org/calendar.html or view the latest NCES newsletter at https://ncedservices.org/news .
In partnership with the North Country Partnership for SEL Practices, North Country Education Services offers Conscious Discipline's Building Resilient Schools and Homes e-course at least once a school year with one group for educators and another for parents and caregivers. Through online videos by Dr. Becky Bailey, this comprehensive program combines, social-emotional learning, discipline, and classroom management for transformational results. These offerings are available to those in the region of NH served by NCES. Visit ncedservices.org for more information on accessing these opportunities.
Additionally, several family-serving and community based partners are providing Conscious Discipline training to staff and/or families. Organizations include the North Country Health Consortium, the Family Resource Center, Northern Human Services, Head Start, Easterseals, Berlin Elementary Schools, Stratford Public School, Stark Village, Pittsburg School, Littleton School District, Lancaster Play & Learn, and the Boys & Girls Club of Northern NH.
Learn more about the 2022 event.
Learn more about the Polly Bath facilitated work with school-based teams on MTSS-B that took place from March 2023 through May 2024.
This series was offered in the fall of 2022. Learn more.
Free for North Country educators, this 4-session online series with Mike Anderson began in January of 2021.
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Participants will learn and practice techniques and activities to promote their overall emotional and physical well-being.
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A three-part series for principals, assistant principals, student wellness coordinators, and others involved with discipline and SEL practices in the education setting. Facilitated by Brian Hastings.
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NCES, working in partnership with Lesley University, is offering a graduate certificate program, Lesley Institute for Trauma Sensitivity (LIfTS) for a northern NH cohort. The current cohort will complete the four-course program in the fall of 2020.
With support from the Coos Coalition for Family and Young Children, from fall of 2021 through 2022, a North Country cohort of clinicians was trained by Cassie Yackley, PsyD. in CPP.
NCP4SEL's Social and Emotional Learning Competencies, Strategies, and Practices.pdf