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How SEL and ELLs Make the Perfect Pair
Join us for a session filled with socially equitable teaching strategies! In this session, we will share a case study from Palm Springs Unified School District where a series of hands-on social-emotional learning activities were used to connect a group of 49 English Learner students to the school community, thus engaging in deeper learning, increasing their language and academic skills as well as developing their confidence. We will share the activities and participants will design their own rollout of similar strategies for their students.
This talk was presented at:
2023 National ESEA Conference
February 2023
in
Indianapolis, IN
For more information:
Julia@kid-grit.com, Michelle@kid-grit.com
Speakers
Julia Gabor
Julia Gabor is an award-winning educator. She was born and raised in NYC; she comes from a diverse urban background. Julia has several dynamic life experiences to share. She is a creative and passionate youth development specialist, a mentor to many, and a hands-on trainer. She is the Mindful Founder of kid-grit, a company that focuses on social-emotional learning, mindfulness and youth development for youth and adults. She has trained thousands of educators in schools and expanded learning programs for 18+ years. Julia has 21+ years of hands-on experience working with urban, rural, suburban, and marginalized youth. She is also a national keynote speaker. And at the young age of 40 years old, she obtained her master’s in educational leadership from Antioch University. Her thesis topic was teacher effectiveness and student engagement. She has received multiple awards for her outstanding contribution to education communities across the nation from agencies such as CAL STATE Fullerton, U.S. Representative for California's 46th congressional district, Lou Correa and the BOOST Collaborative. One of Julia's favorite quotes comes from Martin Luther King, Jr. “The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically. Intelligence plus character – that is the goal of true education.”.
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