Our partner, the International Curriculum Association, sponsors this conversation on the role of Social Emotional Learning in international schools to develop students understanding of themselves and others.
Key themes
- Defining Social Emotional Learning, why it's important for schools to establish clear SEL in their curriculum offering.
- Effective strategies for integrating social-emotional learning (SEL) into various subject areas within the curriculum.
- Assessing and monitoring students' social-emotional development effectively.
- Ways in which educators can foster a supportive and inclusive classroom environment that promotes students' social-emotional growth.
- The role parents and caregivers play in supporting SEL initiatives, and how can educators collaborate with them to reinforce SEL skills outside of the classroom.
Guests
- Landon Seigler, M.Ed - Middle School Principal | Designated Safeguarding Lead at East-West International School, Cambodia. Representative for the International Curriculum Association
- Donovan Robus, Head of SEL & Student Support Service at Hsinchu International School
- Jonno Melia - Deputy Principal Pastoral & Wellbeing and Designated Safeguarding Lead at Brighton College
- Corneila Weiner, School Principal at
- Martin Boother, Senior Leader at GEMS Metropole School

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