by Dwayne D. Williams | Feb 11, 2015 | SEL Videos
How would life be if you had no tools to use to act upon your environment and to interact with friends, loved ones, business partners, clients, and strangers? No tools—no phone, no computer, no spreadsheets, no vehicle, no language! Culturally responsive instruction...
by Dwayne D. Williams | Feb 11, 2015 | SEL Videos
There is a story about a man who needed a new pair of shoes. The man was cheap and rarely purchased new clothing. He had walked hundreds of miles throughout the city, and before he realized it, his miles and miles of walking had burned holes into the soles of his...
by Dwayne D. Williams | Feb 10, 2015 | SEL Videos
Years ago I trained practitioners on the importance of creating culturally relevant social emotional learning (SEL) supports for culturally diverse learners. The training was a huge success. Here’s why— After the session, practitioners approached me and shared the...
by Dwayne D. Williams | Jan 10, 2015 | SEL Videos
If you use this video in your school or community group, please share below how you used the video and how your students responded to it.
by Dwayne D. Williams | Dec 31, 2014 | SEL Videos
The most successful groups I have run as a school psychologist are “Hip Hop Social Emotional Learning” (SEL) groups. I cannot express on paper how powerful these groups are at getting students to learn content and process social emotional learning...
by Dwayne D. Williams | Dec 30, 2014 | SEL Videos
In the song, I Am Not My Hair, India Arie shares her experiences with finding her identity throughout development. Initially, she defined herself by her hair. Because her hair defined her, she curled it, permed it, and did many things to it to make herself feel more...
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