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“I just wanted to say how much I appreciate PBC. I am a foster parent of an eleven-year-old girl. Before her visit to Blairstown she was timid, had low self-esteem, and didn’t communicate much with my husband and me. Now she has built up confidence and self-esteem, which allows her to communicate with us. Also, she cannot stop taking about how her facilitator Alexis encouraged her to try new things and empowered her fellow sisters to do the same. ”
Social Emotional Learning Resources
Below, please find a number of links to external resources that may be additionally helpful.
The Center is pleased to share our school-based SEL curriculum free of charge:
Click here to access our Middle School SEL curriculum.
Click here to access our High School SEL curriculum.
Click on the links below to learn more about SEL from resources and sites we recommend:
MiddleWeb: Building SEL Skills to Lessen Summer Slide
Collaborative for Academic, Social & Emotional Learning
National School Climate Center
Wings for Kids
NPR Story: Nonacademic Skills Are Key to Success
New York Times: Teaching Social Skills to Improve Grades and Lives
The Atlantic: What Does It Mean to Have "Grit" in the Classroom?