Social Emotional Learning is an important skill for children and teens to develop to help them gain the skills they need to lead a successful adult life. It includes identifying emotions, interacting with others, and working together. In this training, Huddle Up social worker, Michaela Landry, teaches educators about the basics of social-emotional learning and gives practical ideas for promoting this within their classrooms.
As educators, you likely know a lot about literacy development for kids - but how does that literacy development relate to language development? How can we use literacy...
In this training, Huddle Up Therapist, Amanda Hain, discusses the importance of receptive language and how difficulties in the area of receptive language can affect...
