Enhancing Socio Emotional Skills (සාමාජීය චිත්තවේගීය කුසලතා) of School Children
Due to Covid-19 students were not attended to schools. With this Socio Emotional skills of the students need to be improved. as a result it has been added to the school day today activities under GEMP projects in 2022. below you could find the relevant Circulars & Guidebooks. (Stay in touch with this blog it will be updated with relevant guidelines with examples soon.)
The 5 core SEL competencies
They address five broad, interrelated areas of competence and provide examples for each:
- Self-Awareness.
- Self-Management.
- Responsible Decision Making.
- Social Awareness.
- Relationship Skills.
Social and Emotional Learning @ Home: The What, Why and How
What is Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) and why is it important?
Watch on for tips on how parents can support the SEL of their children.
Providing social and emotional support for your child: A collection of resources for parents
Relating well with our children
Strengthening Positive Relationships
Parenting with Empathy
Social skills to prepare your child for Primary 1
Helping your child develop social skills enables them to make friends, interact well with others and prepare for learning in school. Practise these specific skills to prepare your child for Primary 1!
Transition resources
Starting a new phase in school can be daunting and stressful for our children. This set of resources offers tips on how you can offer the vital home support to help your child cope with the transitions.
Resilience boostersAdversity is part and parcel of life and we aim to help our children develop resilience. Resilience is the ability to adapt positively and persevere in the face of challenges. As the significant adult in your child’s life, the caring and supportive relationship you have with your child is essential in helping him/her build resilience. The following resources capture some ways in which you can help your child strengthen his/her resilience.
Praise
Are there better ways to praise our children? Research shows that praising our children effectively can help to increase their confidence, motivation and engagement in learning. Conversely, inappropriate praise may affect children’s self-esteem, create excessive pressure or hinder their growth. How we praise our children matters. Find out more tips on giving praise effectively.
Gratitude
Quality time with our families is so important. There are so many things we can do together to make every minute count. Are there some simple activities and habits we can pick up to boost the positive feelings and enhance relationships in the family? The answer is Yes! Read the infographic for 5 simple tips we can use to practise gratitude with our families.
Building S.P.A.C.E into our conversations
‘Support’, ‘Problem Solve’, ‘Affirm’, ‘Cheer’ and ‘Empower’ are tips that you can consider when you relate with your child and help them build resilience.
Raising confident children
A sense of competence and belonging is essential for helping children develop self-confidence. As parents, we have an important role to play in guiding our children to develop the skills to build their confidence and resilience. These resources provide some suggestions on how we can guide our children to develop a growth mindset, make good decisions and build positive relationships.
Journeying with our children, supporting their aspirations
This handbook for parents contains tips and advice on Education and Career Guidance (ECG) and considerations at key education stages to guide our children.
Education and Career Guidance (ECG) portal – MySkillsFuture
This brochure highlights the key features in the MySkillsFuture Student Portals across the different levels and how students can use the Portal for education and career planning.
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