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Families Are Students’ First SEL Teachers.

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There are four fundamental steps which can strengthen the relationship between families and schools: cultivate trusting relationships between educators and families, build the confidence and skills of both staff and caregivers, reposition families’ roles from spectators to collaborators, and involve families in interpreting data and posing solutions. These steps are crucial to building a supportive social and emotional learning environment for students. There are four fundamental steps which can strengthen the relationship between families and schools: cultivate trusting relationships between educators and families, build the confidence and skills of both staff and caregivers, reposition families’ roles from spectators to collaborators, and involve families in interpreting data and posing solutions. These steps are crucial to building a supportive social and emotional learning environment for students.

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Families Are Students’ First SEL Teachers.

Alexandra Skoog-Hoffman

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There are four fundamental steps which can strengthen the relationship between families and schools: cultivate trusting relationships between educators and families, build the confidence and skills of both staff and caregivers, reposition families’ roles from spectators to collaborators, and involve families in interpreting data and posing solutions. These steps are crucial to building a supportive social and emotional learning environment for students. There are four fundamental steps which can strengthen the relationship between families and schools: cultivate trusting relationships between educators and families, build the confidence and skills of both staff and caregivers, reposition families’ roles from spectators to collaborators, and involve families in interpreting data and posing solutions. These steps are crucial to building a supportive social and emotional learning environment for students.

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