Recurso Nota de campo: Embedding Social and Emotional Learning in Literacy and Teacher Training in Afghanistan Antes de la toma de poder de los talibanes en Afganistán en el 2021, los autores reflexionaron sobre la colaboración entre la Afghan Children Read y el Ministerio de Educación de Afganistán para integrar los principios de SEL en el currículo de lectura de los estudiantes en los primeros grados y en la formación/capacitación inicial y continua de los docentes.
Recurso Field Note: Embedding Social and Emotional Learning in Literacy and Teacher Training in Afghanistan Writing prior to the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan in 2021, authors Susan Ayari, Agatha J. van Ginkel, Janet Shriberg, Benjamin Gauley, and Sarah Maniates reflect on the partnership between Afghan Children Read and the Afghanistan Ministry of Education to integrate SEL principles into early grade reading curricula for students and into preservice and in-service training for teachers.
Recurso Note du terrain : Embedding Social and Emotional Learning in Literacy and Teacher Training in Afghanistan Au moment de la rédaction, avant le retour au pouvoir des Talibans en Afghanistan en 2021, les auteurs et autrices se penchent sur le partenariat entre Afghan Children Read et le Ministère de l’Éducation en Afghanistan pour l’intégration des principes de l’apprentissage social et émotionnel dans les programmes de lecture précoce pour les élèves, et dans les formations pour les enseignants.
Recurso Launch of JEiE Special Issue on PSS and SEL in Emergencies This event marked the launch of a special issue of the Journal on Education in Emergencies which provides a snapshot of the strategies and tools being developed and used to understand the status of wellbeing and psychosocial support in humanitarian contexts and the effectiveness of EiE programming that incorporates PSS and SEL principles.
Evento Launch of JEiE Special Issue on PSS and SEL in Emergencies This event marks the launch of a special issue of the Journal on Education in Emergencies which provides a snapshot of the strategies and tools being developed and used to understand the status of wellbeing and psychosocial support in humanitarian contexts and the effectiveness of EiE programming that incorporates PSS and SEL principles.
Recurso Journal on Education in Emergencies: Volume 7, Number 2 This special issue of JEiE contributes to the evidence for the need to incorporate PSS and SEL programming into EiE responses. It presents examples of the progress being made toward developing, validating, and using new, culturally relevant tools for measuring mental health and wellbeing among students experiencing crisis and conflict, and the teachers, parents, and caregivers who support them.
Recurso Editorial Note: Journal on Education in Emergencies: Volume 7, Number 2 Ragnhild Dybdahl and James Williams, the lead editors for this special issue of JEiE, elaborate on the aims of the issue, its key messages, and the contributions made by the many authors of JEiE Volume 7, Number 2.
Recurso Developing and Validating the International Social and Emotional Learning Assessment: Evidence from a Pilot Test with Syrian Refugee Children in Iraq Noting the dearth of robust tools for assessing SEL skills in low-resource and crisis settings, authors Nikhit D’Sa and Allyson Krupar developed a cost-free, open-source measure of self-concept, stress management, perseverance, empathy, and conflict resolution. The measure showed reliability and strong internal consistency in a validation study among 620 Syrian children living in Iraq.
Recurso Teachers’ Observations of Learners’ Social and Emotional Learning: Psychometric Evidence for Program Evaluation in Education in Emergencies Authors Ha Yeon Kim, Kalina Gjicali, Zezhen Wu, and Carly Tubbs Dolan report on the psychometric soundness of TOOLSEL, an instrument for teachers to use to assess students’ social, emotional, behavioral, and cognitive competencies. They share lessons for its use in the field, based on their experience validating it among 3,361 Syrian refugee youth living in Lebanon.
Recurso Field Note: Using a Participatory Approach to Create SEL Programming: The Case of Ahlan Simsim Authors Shanna Kohn, Kim Foulds, Charlotte Cole, Mackenzie Matthews, and Laila Hussein argue for the need to take a participatory, trauma-informed approach to creating SEL educational media for children affected by the Syrian refugee crisis. They reflect on the collaborative research and consultations that led to Sesame’s Ahlan Simsim production and associated direct support services.
