Are you worried your child is struggling with their social skills or emotional well-being?
You are NOT alone!
Child psychologists say many kids have lost formative social experiences due to pandemic shutdowns, disruptions, and isolation.
In fact, there has been a 21% rise in child anxiety*!
They say parenting doesn’t come with directions. Neither did a pandemic, a recession, and world chaos!! Our kids need social-emotional learning now more than ever.
By having your child learn SEL, you show them that mental well-being should be a priority, that hard problems can be solved, and that you can work together to overcome challenges— lessons they will carry with them their whole lives, in the classroom, at work, and at home.
Self-Awareness
Confidence
Independence
Decision-Making Skills
Responsibility
Empowerment
Relationship Skills
Conflict Resolution
Healthy Friendships
Emotional Regulation
Anger Management
Stress Mitigation
Social Awareness
Respectful Interactions
Belonging
Self-Management
Improved Behavior
Reduced Anxiety
As adults, we often struggle to navigate stressful situations, deal with anxiety, overcome challenges, and model self-awareness and self-care. So how do we teach our children to handle these stressors and express their emotions?
Schoolio offers Social-Emotional Learning programming for every grade, because we believe the social and emotional needs of kids grows right along with them!
Our anchor program, Thoughts & Feelings: Learning to Manage How I Think and Feel is our all ages starter program.
After that, we offer unique programs from Kindergarten up to Grade 8!
With Schoolio SEL, you are better equipping your child for the challenges they will face in life.
Start now to prepare them for tomorrow!
Having a thorough understanding of our children is something we pride ourselves on as parents. Interests, likes, dislikes, strengths, and weaknesses. It is also important to keep an eye on our children’s emotional and mental health, which is why you need to know these 5 emotional signs your child is experiencing.
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The Schoolio Learning style consists of ready-to-go lessons you can read aloud and discuss with your child,
always followed by an activity. This helps solidify the information and allows your child to reflect. As always,
activities are flexible and allow you to adapt, add, or omit as needed to best suit your learner’s needs.
Mental health has never been more critical, and our youth need tools to navigate challenges. When Covid-19 dramatically changed the world and how we live, 93% of parents felt unprepared to meet the growing social and emotional needs and struggles of their child.
Whether your child is homeschooled, doing online school, or attending in-person classes this year, parents need to play a critical role in the development of their children. Alongside academics, “social and emotional learning” or “emotional intelligence”, including character development and interpersonal skills, cannot be a forgotten piece of their education.
The Schoolio SEL program helps children to understand themselves, and to self-reflect on their strengths and weaknesses, behavior, and self-esteem.
The Schoolio SEL program helps children develop important interpersonal skills, so they are able to build long-lasting, healthy friendships, handle challenging social situations, and solve conflicts in a peaceful manner.
The Schoolio SEL program teaches kids the foundational character skills we all hope to encourage in our children- resiliency, independence, perseverance, trustworthiness, honesty, responsibility, accountability, and leadership.
The Schoolio SEL program gives kids real, concrete tools and strategies that they can learn and practice their entire lives! Skills like developing a growth mindset, reframing negative thoughts, anger and stress management, inclusivity and empathy, teamwork and collaboration, and exercises for grounding, centering, and calming when things are challenging help children to be in control of their emotions and behavior.
When it comes to the benefits of Social-Emotional Learning, the evidence is clear. For more specific information and research, see below.
