One Stone students regularly practice skills and develop confidence via projects and activities focused on Social-Emotional Learning.
While academic achievement is important, emotional intelligence and social skills are just as critical for a child’s long-term success. Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) teaches students how to manage emotions, set goals, and develop healthy relationships, helping them thrive both inside and outside the classroom.
One Stone students regularly practice skills and develop confidence via projects and activities focused on Social-Emotional Learning.
What is Social-Emotional Learning?SEL focuses on developing self-awareness, self-regulation, social awareness, relationship skills, and responsible decision-making. It’s about helping students manage emotions, build empathy, and establish meaningful connections with others.
Benefits of SEL for Students:
Emotional Resilience: Students who practice SEL learn how to manage stress and navigate challenges, both academic and personal.
Improved Academic Performance: Research shows that students who participate in SEL programs often perform better academically, as they are more engaged and confident in their abilities.
Stronger Relationships: SEL fosters communication, empathy, and collaboration, key skills for forming lasting friendships and working well in teams.
Conflict Resolution: SEL equips students with the tools to resolve conflicts peacefully and find collaborative solutions.
Schools with Strong SEL Programs Empower Lifelong Success
Schools like One Stone incorporate SEL into their curriculum, providing students with opportunities to grow not just academically, but emotionally and socially, setting them up for lifelong success.
Social-Emotional Learning is a powerful tool that can positively impact your child’s academic performance and overall well-being. Schools like One Stone prioritize SEL to ensure that students leave with the emotional intelligence and skills they need to succeed in both school and life.
Written courtesy of Meg Sylvester, a One Stone parent and author
