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by Pat McManus
Rock In Prevention used the CASEL framework when creating the Rock Digi program. The CASEL framework identifies the following as “helping cultivate...
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by Pat McManus
Finding your “Spark” is something that has been identified by the Search Institute as an interest or a passion that gives you joy and gives your li...
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Different Ways to Use Music in the Classroom,
Online Curriculum,
Pursuing What You Love,
Rock Digi,
Rock Digi Music,
Rock In Prevention,
SEL,
Social Emotional Learning,
Social Emotional Learning Curriculum,
Using Music to Teach,
Using Music to Teach SEL,
Your Spark
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by Pat McManus
Rock In Prevention has hundreds of songs with great positive messages, which includes songs of different genres and targeted at different age group...
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by Pat McManus
As schools are implementing social and emotional learning in all aspects of their operations, integrating SEL with instructional practices and acad...
Posted in
Different Ways to Use Music in the Classroom,
Empathy,
Mental Health and SEL,
Online Curriculum,
Rock Digi,
Rock In Prevention,
SEL,
Social Emotional Learning,
Social Emotional Learning Curriculum,
Using Music to Teach,
Using Music to Teach SEL,
World Empathy
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by Pat McManus
As 5th-6th graders are entering early adolescence, they are experiencing a wide variety fast-paced change, including cognitive, physical, and emoti...
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by Pat McManus
For elementary students to be successful in school and later in life, they need to possess social, emotional, and academic skills. Social Emot...
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by Pat McManus
Throughout our lives, the relationships that we build can have a huge impact on our well-being – including our physical and mental health. And as s...
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building healthy relationships,
Empathy,
Mental Health and SEL,
Online Curriculum,
Rock Digi,
Rock In Prevention,
SEL,
Social Emotional Learning,
Social Emotional Learning Curriculum,
Using Music to Teach,
Using Music to Teach SEL
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by Pat McManus
Self-talk is when a person is talking to oneself aloud or silent, positive or negative. It’s the constant conversation we are having with ourselves...
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by Pat McManus
When we think of mental health, we often think of mental illnesses such as anxiety, depression, etc., but good mental health is not simply the abse...
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by Pat McManus
We all experience times where we need to calm down; when we are upset, anxious, angry, sad, or have a ton of energy. We may want to calm down so we...
Posted in
Empathy,
Online Curriculum,
Responsible Decision Making,
Rock Digi,
Rock In Prevention,
SEL,
Social Emotional Learning,
Social Emotional Learning Curriculum,
Using Music to Teach,
Using Music to Teach SEL,
Ways to Calm Yourself Down
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by Pat McManus
Differentiated Instruction is when educators tailor their lessons and what they are teaching to fit the needs of the students. This is extremely im...
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by Pat McManus
Although Social Emotional Learning is generally thought to be part of guidance or counseling curriculum, SEL can be incorporated into many differen...
Posted in
4 Steps to Help Teachers Blend SEL with Other School Subjects,
Empathy,
Online Curriculum,
Responsible Decision Making,
Rock Digi,
Rock In Prevention,
SEL,
Social Emotional Learning,
Social Emotional Learning Curriculum,
Using Music to Teach,
Using Music to Teach SEL
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