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Social and Emotional Child Development Fall 2015

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Social and Emotional Child DevelopmentFall 2015

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AJ Keglovits

Peer Observer and Novice Teacher

Capacity Partner

[email protected]

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Session Objectives

Participants will categorize social and emotional behaviors through discussion

with peers and create and plan for

next steps related to assessing their child

study student, in writing.

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Roles

AJ: Facilitate and guide conversations

You:Fully engage in the process and share ideas

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Process/Agenda

• Introduction and GRPI • Partner and Whole Group

Reflection• Social Development

Discussions and Work Time

• Break (10 min)• Emotional Development

Discussions and Work Time

• Closing

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NormsParaphrasing

PausingProbing

Putting Ideas on the TableProject Your Voice

IntentionalityPaying Attention to Self and Others

Pursuing a Balance Between Advocacy and Inquiry

Pursue Missing, Purposeful, and Courageous Conversations

Purposeful ListeningPresuming Positive Intentions

Pledge to Reduce Bias and Judgment

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Signal for Today

What

Why

How

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Turn and Talk

How is it going?

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Social Development

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Pack and Stack

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Social Development

What it is?o Prosocial Behaviorso Social Understanding

Definitions take from: The Role of Social Development in Elementary School Curricula: Past, Present, and Future by Tracy Elizabeth, M.A.T., Ed.M., and Robert L. Selman, Ph.D.

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Social Development

• How does it impact students?• How/Where/What might you observe it?

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Social DevelopmentTurn and Talk

As teachers, what are some ways student social development might impact our

practice?

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• Sticky Note Revisit• Personal Work

Time

Social Development

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Please return at

2:40

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Salsa Line Up

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Emotional Development

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Emotional Development

What is it?The emergence of a child’s:o Experienceo Expressiono Understandingo Regulation of emotions

Taken from Emotional Development by Teresa Odle from education.com (Udated on September 16, 2013)

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Emotional Development

• How does it impact students?• How/Where/What might you observe it?

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Emotional DevelopmentSUHUPU

o How will you emotional development impact your work as a classroom teacher?

o What are some intentional ways your mentor teachers have honored emotional development?

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Emotional Development

• Revisit your sticky note(s)

• Personal Work Time

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Closing ActivityPluso Something you

enjoyed, will apply to your practice, new learning, etc.

Deltao Something you

might change and why and other feedback

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Thank You!

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