The Most Pressing Problems Schools Count on SEL to Address | Education Week
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A recent survey by the EdWeek Research Center highlights that educators primarily use social-emotional learning to tackle issues such as friendship development and student motivation. The findings suggest that while SEL is predominantly seen as a means to enhance academic performance, there is a caution against narrowing its focus exclusively to discrete challenges.
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This is a news article that effectively summarizes survey findings about social-emotional learning (SEL) in schools, although some points could benefit from further attribution and clarity.
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