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Social and Emotional Aspects of Learning

SEAL is a growing area in primary and secondary schools, the implementation of which aims to develop social and emotional well being and intelligence. This section of teachingexpertise offers ideas for diverse activities for your school and explores ways of helping children with social, emotional and behavioural difficulties (SEBD), ensuring you stay up-to-date with thinking and developments in SEAL.

Publications

  • Social and Emotional Learning Update
  • Creative and Philosophical Thinking in Primary Schools
  • Teach to Inspire Boys
  • Positive Thinking

Articles

  • Strengthening transition and transfer between schools with classroom dialogue
  • How to teach boys through play
  • Gender differences in school: implications for education
  • Emotional literacy in teenage boys: raising achievement
  • Raising boys' achievement: starting at early years

We Recommend

  • Linking personal and social development to curriculum aims

Resources

  • Positive Thinking: Celebrating success and achievement
  • Student happiness resource: what works well for them?
  • SEAL activities to promote emotional health and wellbeing
  • Introduction to dilemma-based learning
  • Activity: Identifying and rationalising issues

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