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What is Social-Awareness? 

"The ability to take the perspective of and empathize with others, including those from diverse backgrounds and cultures. The ability to understand social and ethical norms for behavior and to recognize family, school, and community resources and supports.

  • Perspective-taking

  • Empathy

  • Appreciating diversity

  • Respect for others

CASEL (Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning)

 

SOCIAL - AWARENESS involves:

  • Understanding other people's feelings (Empathy)

  • Understanding similarities and differences 

  • Respecting people's opinions, and choices (Appreciating Diversity)

 

 

SOCIAL AWARENESS IS THE BASIC FOUNDATION

WHERE WE BUILD

RELATIONSHIPS SKILLS AND DECISION-MAKING.

Here you can find videos, webinars, at-home activities for children, audios, and more. 

This resource collection will be here at any time. 

You can come at any time to get ideas to help your child to develop any of these skills.

So, take your time to explore the resources we put together for you.

Enjoy it! 

What is Social Awareness?

ESSENTIAL INFO

AT A GLANCE

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SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING LESSON WEEK 11: SOCIAL AWARENESS
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Social-Emotional Learning: Social-Awareness
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The Windows and Mirrors of Your Child's Bookshelf | Grace Lin | TEDxNatick
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  • Social Awareness is a set of skills. The basic ones are Empathy, Appreciating Diversity, and Respect.

  • We need to teach children how to interact with others. These are skills that need to be taught. 

  • We, adults, are the role-models for them. All our interactions with our children matter. 

  • We must expose our children to different cultures. This way children will have an open-minded vision of the world. It will facilitate interactions in the future.

  • Students with a good foundation on the social-awareness are more likely to stand up against racism and bullying. In addition, they are more likely to be tolerant and make good choices on behaviors when interacting with people in general.

  • Social-awareness in a foundation to learn relationship skills and responsible decision-making skills.

  • It is recommended to read books with diverse authors and themes with different characters from different cultures and realities. 

  • Lastly, tell stories of your background to foster appreciation and respect for your culture.

 

To learn more about social-awareness,

watch the resources on this page.

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