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3 ways to combine trauma-informed teaching with SEL

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As educators, we work with a diverse group of students, not only in the range of their academic abilities, but also in their various experiences and social-emotional needs. The goal of trauma-informed teaching is to help all students feel known and supported.

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Research Uncovers An Important Link Between SEL and Course Outcomes

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After more than a decade of researching, writing and presenting, one of the many things he's learned is that course failures are major events for students. Research has shown that traditional variables like attendance and in-class behavior play a role in course failures. The answer? How can schools use your findings going forward?

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Lessons Learned While Coaching Nursing Students During and After the Pandemic: An Experiential Story

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My role at the college where I teach is focused on assisting and remediating the students who are not meeting our academic standards, primarily in their didactic courses. CJ currently works as an assistant professor at SFMCCON and is the coordinator of the College’s Academic Development Center. References Betts, K.,

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Lessons Learned While Coaching Nursing Students During and After the Pandemic: An Experiential Story

Faculty Focus

My role at the college where I teach is focused on assisting and remediating the students who are not meeting our academic standards, primarily in their didactic courses. CJ currently works as an assistant professor at SFMCCON and is the coordinator of the College’s Academic Development Center. References Betts, K.,