Teacher SEL: Programs, Possibilities, and Contexts

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Teacher SEL: Programs, Possibilities, and Contexts is a non-degree program at the University of Colorado Boulder. It's for anyone interested in social and emotional learning. The program lasts several weeks and helps you understand teacher SEL programs.

This program covers distinct teacher SEL programs and alternative possibilities. You'll learn from instructors Randy Testa and Dan Liston. The course is part of a 5-course Specialization called The Teacher and Social Emotional Learning.

After completing this program, you can work as a Teacher, School Counselor, or Social Worker. You can also work in fields like Education Policy or Youth Development. Employers may include schools, community organizations, or government agencies.