Month: December 2022

4 Ways Snap&Read Builds Self Efficacy (and why that’s important)

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Self-efficacy is a big fancy word that roughly translates to believing in oneself. The American Psychological Association defines it as “an individual's belief in his or her capacity to execute behaviors necessary to produce specific performance attainments (Bandura, 1977, 1986, 1997).” CASEL, a leading authority in social emotional learning (SEL), lists self-efficacy under the SEL … Continued

A Harvard-educated SEL Consultant’s Best Tips for Schools

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“I don’t think we have to get much buy-in anymore for social-emotional learning in schools,” says Molly Gosline, Ed.M., M.A, executive director of SEL School Consulting and founder of the SEL Summer Institute. “The pandemic and loss of school and social time for students has highlighted the need for social skill development and learning basics … Continued