IRA L-SR SIG 2004 Program: Where is the Research? Five Social and Emotional Learning Competencies... by Beth Breneman and Eleanor Black Eskey

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Return to 2004 Program Agenda Return to Program Menu Programs - 2004 Where Is the Research? Five Social and Emotional Learning Competencies Critical for Students' Academic Growth and Their Role in a Review of 250 Character Education Programs by Beth Breneman, California Department of Education, CA, and Eleanor Black Eskey, California State University, Los Angeles, CA Description The presentation will focus on a frameowrk of key Social and Emotional Learning Competencies research indicates are critical to the academic, personal, and social development of youngsters. The presenters will: Reference the use of these competencies in an evaluation of 250 Character Education Programs Highlight general findings from the program evaluation Identify the kinds of literacy activities incorporated into the highest rated programs Conclude with suggestions about possibilities for future research directions for L & SR SIG [Top]
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The presentation will focus on a frameowrk of key Social and Emotional Learning Competencies research indicates are critical to the academic, personal, and social development of youngsters. The presenters will: