September 2023
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Trainings
9/26/2023
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The Community Resiliency Model serves as the foundation for Chapter 2 of the SEE Learning Curriculum. In this workshop, participants will learn the foundations of CRM and how it informs and supports both the SEE Learning® curriculum and trauma-informed educator skills. It is recommended for anyone who is interested in deepening their understanding of trauma and resiliency as it relates to SEE Learning
10/4/2023
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Through SEE Learning® restorative practices can be strengthened. Helping students and facilitators of restorative practices foster skills such as mindful dialogue, the recognition of shared common humanity, self-compassion, and compassion for others will build the foundation skills needed to successfully implement a school culture that is guided by restorative practices. This session outlines how SEE Learning can serve to support your school-based and classroom-based restorative practices protocol.
10/11/2023
The L1 facilitator course for 2023-2024 will begin October 11, 2023 and run through April 2024.
This course prepares participants to serve as certified facilitators who will offer SEE Learning workshops and support SEE Learning implementation in their regions in coordination with the local affiliate organization. Doing so allows them to practice, develop, and receive feedback on their SEE Learning facilitation skills. Please see the Course Syllabus for more information and list of all meeting dates.
Interested students should complete the Application by September 11, 2023.
10/25/2023
Date:
The Community Resiliency Model serves as the foundation for Chapter 2 of the SEE Learning Curriculum. In this workshop, participants will learn the foundations of CRM and how it informs and supports both the SEE Learning® curriculum and trauma-informed educator skills. It is recommended for anyone who is interested in deepening their understanding of trauma and resiliency as it relates to SEE Learning
11/1/2023
Date:
The Community Resiliency Model serves as the foundation for Chapter 2 of the SEE Learning Curriculum. In this workshop, participants will learn the foundations of CRM and how it informs and supports both the SEE Learning® curriculum and trauma-informed educator skills. It is recommended for anyone who is interested in deepening their understanding of trauma and resiliency as it relates to SEE Learning
Journal of Youth of Development has published the review of the SEE Learning Curriculum
Lynne Borden wrote a review of the SEE Learning program in the Journal of Youth Development
Journal of Youth of Development has published the review of the SEE Learning Curriculum.
Lynne Borden wrote a review of the SEE Learning program in the Journal of Youth Development.
Journal of Youth of Development has published the review of the SEE Learning Curriculum
Lynne Borden wrote a review of the SEE Learning program in the Journal of Youth Development
Journal of Youth of Development has published the review of the SEE Learning Curriculum.
Lynne Borden wrote a review of the SEE Learning program in the Journal of Youth Development.
Past Trainings
9/14/2023
Dates and Times:
Thursday’s September - 14th, 21st, 28th 6:30 PM EDT
This virtual educator preparation workshop consists of three 90 minute sessions and each session is separated by a week. These workshops begin March 15th. The purpose of the workshops is to prepare educators to teach the content of chapters 1 and 2 of the SEE Learning curriculum.
The workshop introduces the SEE Learning framework. It consists of nine enduring capabilities oriented around awareness, compassion and engagement that are developed in the personal, social and systems domains. It also presents ways to regulate stress and emotions through trauma-informed resiliency skills by cultivating holistic perspective through systems thinking. It is recommended for educators interested in fostering social, emotional, and ethical learning in K-12 classrooms. Thousands of people from around the world have registered for these free workshops. Details of the workshops and registration information can be accessed below.
9/13/2023
Dates and Times:
Wednesdays September - 13th, 20th, 27th 7:00 AM EDT
This virtual educator preparation workshop consists of three 90 minute sessions and each session is separated by a week. These workshops begin March 15th. The purpose of the workshops is to prepare educators to teach the content of chapters 1 and 2 of the SEE Learning curriculum.
The workshop introduces the SEE Learning framework. It consists of nine enduring capabilities oriented around awareness, compassion and engagement that are developed in the personal, social and systems domains. It also presents ways to regulate stress and emotions through trauma-informed resiliency skills by cultivating holistic perspective through systems thinking. It is recommended for educators interested in fostering social, emotional, and ethical learning in K-12 classrooms. Thousands of people from around the world have registered for these free workshops. Details of the workshops and registration information can be accessed below.
9/6/2023
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This session helps educators translate insights from the science of compassion into practices, norms, and activities that foster compassion within the classroom. This applied session provides real life tools that educators can use to get proactive and solution oriented in how they foster feelings of connection, engagement, and agency on the part of themselves and their students.
8/29/2023
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The Community Resiliency Model serves as the foundation for Chapter 2 of the SEE Learning Curriculum. In this workshop, participants will learn the foundations of CRM and how it informs and supports both the SEE Learning® curriculum and trauma-informed educator skills. It is recommended for anyone who is interested in deepening their understanding of trauma and resiliency as it relates to SEE Learning
8/22/2023
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This session provides an overview of the science of compassion. It engages participants to experience first hand tools and resources from SEE Learning® and CBCT® (Cognitively-based Compassion Training) that promote personal wellbeing and resilience. The goal of this session is to equip educators with the knowledge and skills they need to promote positive relationships, personal resilience, and compassion responses towards themselves and others
8/17/2023
Dates and Times:
Thursday’s August - 17th, 24th, 31th 6:30 PM EDT
This virtual educator preparation workshop consists of three 90 minute sessions and each session is separated by a week. These workshops begin March 15th. The purpose of the workshops is to prepare educators to teach the content of chapters 1 and 2 of the SEE Learning curriculum.
The workshop introduces the SEE Learning framework. It consists of nine enduring capabilities oriented around awareness, compassion and engagement that are developed in the personal, social and systems domains. It also presents ways to regulate stress and emotions through trauma-informed resiliency skills by cultivating holistic perspective through systems thinking. It is recommended for educators interested in fostering social, emotional, and ethical learning in K-12 classrooms. Thousands of people from around the world have registered for these free workshops. Details of the workshops and registration information can be accessed below.
8/16/2023
Dates and Times:
Wednesdays August - 16th, 23rd, 30th 7:00 AM EDT
This virtual educator preparation workshop consists of three 90 minute sessions and each session is separated by a week. These workshops begin March 15th. The purpose of the workshops is to prepare educators to teach the content of chapters 1 and 2 of the SEE Learning curriculum.
The workshop introduces the SEE Learning framework. It consists of nine enduring capabilities oriented around awareness, compassion and engagement that are developed in the personal, social and systems domains. It also presents ways to regulate stress and emotions through trauma-informed resiliency skills by cultivating holistic perspective through systems thinking. It is recommended for educators interested in fostering social, emotional, and ethical learning in K-12 classrooms. Thousands of people from around the world have registered for these free workshops. Details of the workshops and registration information can be accessed below.
6/8/2023
Dates and Times:
Thursday’s June 8th, 15th, and 22nd from 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm US EDT
This virtual educator preparation workshop consists of three two-hour sessions and each session is separated by a week. These workshops begin on June 8th. The purpose of the workshops is to prepare educators to teach the content of chapters 1 and 2 of the SEE Learning curriculum.
The workshop introduces the SEE Learning framework. It consists of nine enduring capabilities oriented around awareness, compassion and engagement that are developed in the personal, social and systems domains. It also presents ways to regulate stress and emotions through trauma-informed resiliency skills by cultivating holistic perspective through systems thinking. It is recommended for educators interested in fostering social, emotional, and ethical learning in K-12 classrooms. Thousands of people from around the world have registered for these free workshops. Details of the workshops and registration information can be accessed below.
6/7/2023
Dates and Times:
Wednesday’s June 7th, 14th, and 21st from 7:00 am-8:30 am US EDT
This virtual educator preparation workshop consists of three two-hour sessions and each session is separated by a week. These workshops begin on June 7th. The purpose of the workshops is to prepare educators to teach the content of chapters 1 and 2 of the SEE Learning curriculum.
The workshop introduces the SEE Learning framework. It consists of nine enduring capabilities oriented around awareness, compassion and engagement that are developed in the personal, social and systems domains. It also presents ways to regulate stress and emotions through trauma-informed resiliency skills by cultivating holistic perspective through systems thinking. It is recommended for educators interested in fostering social, emotional, and ethical learning in K-12 classrooms. Thousands of people from around the world have registered for these free workshops. Details of the workshops and registration information can be accessed below.
4/13/2023
Dates and Times:
Thursday’s April 13th, 20th, and 27th from 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm US EDT
The SEE Learning® team at Emory is offering two sets of Getting Started with SEE Learning® workshop. This virtual educator preparation workshop consists of three two-hour sessions and each session is separated by a week. These workshops begin March 15th. The purpose of the workshops is to prepare educators to teach the content of chapters 1 and 2 of the SEE Learning curriculum.
The workshop introduces the SEE Learning framework. It consists of nine enduring capabilities oriented around awareness, compassion and engagement that are developed in the personal, social and systems domains. It also presents ways to regulate stress and emotions through trauma-informed resiliency skills by cultivating holistic perspective through systems thinking. It is recommended for educators interested in fostering social, emotional, and ethical learning in K-12 classrooms. Thousands of people from around the world have registered for these free workshops. Details of the workshops and registration information can be accessed below.
3/15/2023
Dates and Times:
Wednesday’s March 15th, 22nd, and 29th from 7:00 am-8:30 am US EDT
The SEE Learning® team at Emory is offering two sets of Getting Started with SEE Learning® workshop. This virtual educator preparation workshop consists of three two-hour sessions and each session is separated by a week. These workshops begin March 15th. The purpose of the workshops is to prepare educators to teach the content of chapters 1 and 2 of the SEE Learning curriculum.
The workshop introduces the SEE Learning framework. It consists of nine enduring capabilities oriented around awareness, compassion and engagement that are developed in the personal, social and systems domains. It also presents ways to regulate stress and emotions through trauma-informed resiliency skills by cultivating holistic perspective through systems thinking. It is recommended for educators interested in fostering social, emotional, and ethical learning in K-12 classrooms. Thousands of people from around the world have registered for these free workshops. Details of the workshops and registration information can be accessed below.