Course: Coping with Changes: Social-Emotional Learning Through Play

In this video, Elizabeth and Tilly will direct you to some PEDAL resources (see links below). These will help you learn more about learning through play wherever you are! You …

We might take for granted the ways in which we support young children navigate the everyday stresses and challenges of life. Helping young children deal with stress can be as …

In this step, we will learn about the development of children between ages 4 to 9 years old, “middle childhood.” Four key areas of development during this period are: Language …

To help you in developing and facilitating your own SEL activities with adolescents that incorporate play, we are sharing two templates with you. Completed activity template for the activity that …

In this video, we will learn about babies’ and toddlers’ early Social Emotional Learning (SEL). Elizabeth and Tilly will talk about areas of social and emotional development that are important …

Now that we have discussed the need to work on becoming facilitators of adolescents’ learning experience, you will find a short survey in the next step. This survey should help …

Now that we have discussed the key developmental tasks that are part of adolescence, we need to ask ourselves: how does experiencing the stress of crisis affect these developmental tasks. …

In the next step you will find a short article that provides a brief illustration of what typical adolescent development looks like for individuals between 10-19 years of age. References …

In this video, Elizabeth and Tilly talk about early brain development. We will learn about how the brain grows and changes in the first years of life and why this …

In this video, Carly will explain what we’ll cover in this week. She will also introduce you to Dr. Elizabeth Byrne and Natalie (Tilly!) Kirby, researchers based at the Research …

It’s time for you to try this out yourself! Watch the video below and then write out one question for each type of reflection that you could use while facilitating …

Now that we have seen how social emotional learning and learning through play might look for babies and for toddlers, let’s think about how you can incorporate some of these …