. . . "Getting the U.S. ‘Back to the Middle’ on Social-Emotional Learning — and Whether the Name Needs to Change

“Even before the pandemic, districts devoted significant resources toward social-emotional learning, sometimes opening new departments to oversee implementation and teacher training.”

To read the interview with the new president and CEO of the Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning, to to: “Getting the U.S. ‘Back to the Middle’ on Social-Emotional Learning . . .”

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