Social and Emotional Learning Routines & Rituals to Foster an Equitable Learning Community

How can we cultivate learning communities where students feel seen, heard, and valued for their identities through Social and Emotional Learning? In this in-person session, we will engage in SEL based routines and ritualsincluding: welcoming activities, engaging instructional strategies, and closing routines; reflect on the intentions behind these practices; and learn ways to view and carry out these strategies from an equity lens. We will provide opportunities to reflect on our own identities and practices and have conversations with our colleagues with the hopes of fostering connections and a space where we can learn from each other.

Target Audience

K-12

To Bring/Important Notes

You may want to bring a notebook and a writing tool of your choice. We will also provide paper and pens/pencils. 

Sessions

1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
Room E204
Sullivan Heights Secondary School

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Presenters

  • Surrey School District, Priority Practices
    Sarah Dekerf

    Sarah Dekerf (she/her/hers) is a Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) Advocate in the Surrey School District. In this role, Sarah works with SEL Leads and school communities to support the cultivation of schoolwide SEL. Sarah is passionate about creating school cultures that support the wellbeing of students and adults, contemplative practices, and outdoor learning. Sarah enjoys running, yoga, and being by the ocean - rain or shine. 

  • Surrey School District, Priority Practices
    Jennifer Boudreau

    Jennifer Boudreau (she/her/hers) is a Social Emotional Learning (SEL) Advocate with the Surrey School District. In this role, Jennifer works with SEL Leads and school communities to support the cultivation of schoolwide SEL. Jennifer is passionate about creating spaces for children and adults to feel connected to schools- with her guiding words being- community and empowerment. Jennifer is a new dog owner, and a mom of two curious girls ages 7 and 9