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Research suggests that students who are exposed to social-emotional learning (SEL) opportunities alongside their academic work achieve at higher levels and experience lower levels of emotional distress than those who are not exposed to SEL. This session introduces curriculum to support the development of SEL skills alongside the skills of required by even the most academically rigorous programs.
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