Social/emotional wellbeing

The social and emotional wellbeing of students can strongly impact learning outcomes. Many diverse learners can find social activities challenging. These social and emotional wellbeing practices focus on social skill development, regulating emotions, and coping strategies for an overwhelmed state.

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These social and emotional wellbeing practices focus on social skill development, regulating emotions, and coping strategies for an overwhelmed state.
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English
Teacher pointing to writing on a whiteboard
Embedding opportunities for choice making
TEACHING PRACTICE
For student years
Preschool – Year 12
Helps students to
  • make decisions
  • build independence
  • Female student typing on iPad with robot on table
    Harnessing student interests
    TEACHING PRACTICE
    For student years
    Preschool – Year 12
    Helps students to
  • be more engaged
  • focus across topics
  • Teacher sticking 'help me' sign onto whiteboard
    Model emotional literacy
    TEACHING PRACTICE
    For student years
    Early years
    Helps students to
  • identify and respond to emotions
  • regulate emotions
  • Teacher on laptop talking to student. Student is mirroring the teachers gestures.
    Model positive interactions
    TEACHING PRACTICE
    For student years
    Preschool – Year 12
    Helps students to
  • build social-awareness
  • interact with others
  • Student studying near bench
    Provide a safe calm space for students
    TEACHING PRACTICE
    For student years
    Preschool – Year 12
    Helps students to
  • learn self-regulation
  • be less disruptive in class
  • Teacher working with student
    Provide feedback on learning & behaviour
    TEACHING PRACTICE
    For student years
    Early years
    Helps students to
  • stay motivated
  • remain on-task for longer
  • feel valued
  • Two children playing connect 4 together
    Teach social problem solving
    TEACHING PRACTICE
    For student years
    Early years
    Helps students to
  • solve social problems
  • become independent