Social Emotional Learning (SEL) is essential in helping children to develop the skills and competencies needed to grow into socially and emotionally strong adults. SEL helps children understand their emotions and how to manage them, build relationships with others, make responsible decisions, and cope with challenges. It also teaches them how to recognize, understand and respond to their own and other people's emotions. Through SEL, kids learn how to interact positively with others, solve problems, think critically, and develop a sense of responsibility for themselves and their communities. With these skills in place, they can become more resilient when facing adversity. HeyKiddo brings you a high-quality and effective SEL program for both parents and educators to help them understand how a child's mind works. Reach out to our website to know more. https://hey-kiddo.com/

Necessity Of SEL Program

In this STEM-themed picture book, a companion to the popular Cece Loves Science and Vivi Loves Science, Libby and her friends are put in charge of the science booth at their school fair. There’s only one problem: no one is visiting their booth! Does everyone think science is boring? Libby and her friends use teamwork, creativity, and just a bit of chemistry to turn things around and prove that science is for everyone.

Book: Written by Kimberly Derting &amp; Shelli R Johannes 
ISBN: 978-0062946058
Publisher: Greenwillow Books
Publication date: 3/14/2023
Read By: Erin Yeschin
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226: Libby Loves Science

¿Alguna vez os habéis hecho un lío con vuestras emociones? Pues eso mismo le ha sucedido al monstruo de colores, que deberá aprender a poner en orden la alegría, la tristeza, la rabia, el miedo y la calma. Con este magnífico álbum ilustrado y sus expresivas ilustraciones, vuestro hijo podrá identificar con facilidad las distintas emociones que vive durante el día.

Libro: Escrito por Anna Llenas Serra 
ISBN: 978-8494504235
Editorial: Lectorum Pubns (Juv); En venta para América Latina y Estados Unidos
Fecha de publicación: ‎ May 16, 2016 
Leído por: Yayra Sanchez
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233: Hippocampus Clubhouse En Español: El Monstrudo De Colores

Mr. LD speaks with Lily and Brooklyn, two of our amazing 7th grade students, about Friendship, their goals, and they share some tips for surviving middle school.

S4 E4 Lily And Brooklyn - 2:27:24, 2.19 PM

We sat down this week with Jay Levin, President of EQuip Our Kids, to explore the transformative power of emotional intelligence training. As society grapples with rising stress, anxiety, and a digital landscape that both connects and isolates, he discusses how Equip Our Kids is paving a path to mental wellness for children and teens. This conversation is a must-listen for anyone invested in shaping a future where emotional intelligence is the cornerstone of education and personal development.

Most would agree our times are as tumultuous and unpredictable, as they are auspicious and potentiating. How we proceed in this era is ultimately a matter of choice and exploring the best ways forward. Over the last decade, mental health in among youth has been declining, in conjunction with increased levels of stress, anxiety, suicidal ideation, and depression. The pandemic years exacerbated feelings of isolation, loneliness, sadness and hopelessness among many youth globally. 

The prevalence of social media, cellphones, and digital addiction are impacting youth with greater access to national and global challenges whether it be: climate change, gun violence, racial injustice, gun violence or international or socioeconomic crises. According to a survey of tens of thousands of students conducted by University of Michigan researchers, 8th and 10th graders in 2021 spent an average of 3.5 hours daily on social media platforms. The Pew Center also reported that last year, 35% teens said they used social media “almost constantly.”  Poor sleep, sedentary, indoor lifestyles, peer pressure, cyberbullying, and diminishing in-person vs. virtual social connections are all impacting the mental health of today’s youth for better or worse. 

How can we nurture emotional intelligence skills that equips youth with adaptability in changing times, fortitude and wellness tools that foster their innate gifts and potential? Jay Levin, President of Equip Our Kids [https://equipourkids.org] joined us to talk about the potential and need for social emotional learning and nurturing emotional intelligence to create greater balance, resiliency and a deep sense of connectedness among youth of all ages.

   
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Students Talk about Social and Emotional Learning's impact in school and in their life https://youtu.be/mV4t8hJG0d4 


Jay Levin is the President of EQuip Our Kids! [https://equipourkids.org] whose mission it is to get emotional intelligence training in all US pre Kindergarten to grade 12 schools. The founder of the LA Weekly, which he grew to be the largest urban weekly newspaper in the country, he has also run five other media companies. A social entrepreneur, he has started six nonprofits dealing with social issues and has served on the advisory boards of three environmental organizations. 

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Episode 211

Equipping Our Kids with Emotional Intelligence with Jay Levin

To celebrate our 25th anniversary, we’ve put together stories from two long time collaborators and a participant who have each helped contribute to the success and impact of ParentCorps.

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The impact of ParentCorps, 25 years in

An amateur podcast by an inspired teacher. I am spending time reflecting on the question: how can schools utilize SEL and Humanization in the classroom to proactively and reactively respond to trauma-affected students? I have gather research and information which I used to develop my answer to this questions.

Talk to Teach

Talk to Teach: SEL and Humanization in the Classroom

Join us this month as Leslie and Dr. Beth talk about noticing, empathy, and building skills for compassionate kids.

Episode #045: Parenting with Compassion

Rise Up and Elevate with another transformative Mindful Hip Hop Song by Coach J!

Elevate by Coach J

The Way We Feel is a 9-song album of original children’s music designed to teach emotional intelligence, social awareness, and self-regulation—without being cloying, preachy, or disposable.

From identifying emotions and managing anger to learning empathy, resilience, and communication, each track offers kids (and the adults raising them) a tool for understanding feelings, naming them, and growing through them. With playful lyrics, simple metaphors, and clear messages, this album can help spark meaningful conversations in classrooms, families, and little brains everywhere.

Every song is developmentally appropriate, musically rich, and psychologically grounded. Think of it as an emotional toolbox disguised as a singalong.

Recommended for:
Ages 4–10, teachers, parents, caregivers, therapists, and anyone who wants a future generation that’s better at feelings than we are.

The Way We Feel

The First Time's Not the Last Time

Lyrics/License

Learn Again Tomorrow

Listen Even When it's Hard to Hear

Same Difference(s)

The Sorry Safari

It Don't Hurt to Assert

Step Back and Breathe

What's This Feeling?

What's This Feeling

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Phrases and Phases Publishing is a one-man label, archive, and reality-refraction field. Founded by J. Adam Walters - lawyer-turned lyricist, satirist, and architectural dropout from polite society - it's the home for songs that shouldn't exist, poems that go to far, and fictional universes with better paperwork than the Library of Congress. 

From folk elegies to parody rap to theocratic cartoon trauma epics, everything here is written by a human who uses AI as a collaborator and instrument rather than an outsourced brain, and finished only when it reaches a space where laughing hurts, or hurting laughs.

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Mindful Life Project is an educational nonprofit that empowers over 40,000 students in low-income schools each week through mindfulness based social emotional learning! We weave in mindfulness with other healing modalities including performing arts, with specific focus on mindful hip-hop that our youth and our team use to reinforce our mindfulness lessons. Each year we come out with a Mindful Life album where we remix well known songs into songs about mindfulness! Enjoy!

How to Treat Others Right. Make Smart Decisions. Maximize Your Potential. Learn more at www.coreessentials.org

A Lava Ridge Counseling Podcast-Connecting Home and School and helping our students prepare for a bright future.

HeyKiddo™ provides quick and easy to implement ideas to develop fundamental social-emotional skills. Our main motive behind our products is to empower the parents, caretakers, and educators with the best tools to discover the potential of the kids. To learn more about our social and emotional learning program, just check out our website.

New tracks tagged #SocialEmotionalLearning