Since the advent of the SEL explosion, many schools have allocated budgets for SEL curriculum that mostly exists in one short classroom experience: advisory, homeroom, or some other isolated time. These programs gradually have been collecting dust for many reasons: Teachers feel like it’s another prep, they’re more worried about teaching content standards that they’re actually accountable for, and teachers just don’t feel well prepared to teach SEL. For whatever reason, students aren’t learning it and applying it, especially in their subject area classes to learn academic content and skills.

But what if every subject area teacher at your school site integrated SEL instruction in a way that improved academic learning immediately? Then we wouldn’t just have one advisory teaching SEL, but every class on campus would reinforce SEL and see an immediate improvement in academic and behavioral performance metrics. What if we knew how to integrate SEL easily, and seamlessly, without additional lesson planning, but in a sustainable and spot-on way? The solution is here.