Social Emotional Learning IEP Goals & Objectives

Social Emotional Learning IEP Goals & Objectives l Miss Rae's Room Teaching Blog

First, I hope everyone is well!

With all of this free time, I have been doing a great deal of thinking. My mind naturally wanders to our students who are learning, or hopefully, still learning at home right now.

When I think about learning, though, I'm not just talking about academics. Students with learning disabilities are more susceptible to lagging social emotional skills for a variety of reasons. How are they handling this crisis? 

Social and emotional skills help students to build cognitive skills, learn academic content, apply knowledge and feel they are a successful student. They can also help our students to feel safe and secure in their world.

By explicitly teaching SEL skills, we can help students make progress in areas of their life including academic areas. 

So that's why I'm checking in on my students' emotional health daily. 

I recently posted SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING IEP GOALS & OBJECTIVES to address my students lagging skills so I know that they are ready to face this crazy world. 
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SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING IEP GOALS & OBJECTIVES l Miss Rae's Room on Teachers Pay Teachers

​I'm also trying to support my families' social emotional health by reaching out to see how I can help. I keep track of my communication during remote learning on these FREE EDITABLE HOME SCHOOL COMMUNICATION FORMS.

FREE EDITABLE HOME SCHOOL COMMUNICATION FORMSl Miss Rae's Room on Teachers Pay Teachers

​Happy and healthy teaching!
Rae