Social and Emotional Learning Resources for Schools
Students thrive in environments where teachers actively listen, encourage new ideas, and provide opportunities to practice life skills. Social and emotional competencies can be taught, modelled, and practiced, leading to positive outcomes essential for success in school and life. For SEL to be truly effective, schools must integrate its principles across curriculum and instruction, discipline practices, co-curricular activities, and continuous assessment. Lions Quest supports this whole-school approach through an impactful two-day professional development workshop, followed by ongoing online support.Read more
Hand holding after TTW
By equipping educators with practical tools and strategies, Lions Quest empowers counselors, teachers, and school leaders to deliver meaningful SEL instruction and build nurturing, resilient school communities.
Online Implementation support session:
Free online support to trained teachers for impactful implementation as they start with implementation after training workshop.
Refresher workshop:
One day physical Refresher workshop is recommended to refresh the training of the trained Lions Quest teachers. This rekindles the enthusiasm by sharing of success stories and clarifying the doubts related to implementation.
Supporting brochures for schools, teachers and parents
Social and Emotional Learning – Successful Implementation
- Core Beliefs about Teaching and Learning
- Incorporation of Instructional Design into Program Components and Features
- Implementer Profiles
- Effective Schoolwide Implementation
- Classroom Implementation Models
Instructional Strategies supporting brochures:
- Instructional Design
- Positive Instructional Strategies for a Relationship-Centered Classroom
- Questioning and the Inquiry-based Approach
- Responding Respectfully During Discussion
- Setting Up Successful Guided Practice
- Reflecting on Learning
- Instructional Strategies for a Relationship-Centered Classroom Checklist
Enhancing School Climate Brochures:
Families as Partners:
