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Home Resource Using School Climate Index Data to Improve Social-Emotional Learning, Student Engagement and Support, and School Safety
Using School Climate Index Data to Improve Social-Emotional Learning, Student Engagement and Support, and School Safety
Students, their families, and educators all desire a safe and supportive school climate. Research has demonstrated that school climate can influence student outcomes including academic achievement, school success, effective violence prevention, students' healthy development, and teacher retention. Check out this new fact sheet to learn about the recent findings in a REL project with Pennsylvania schools.
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Classroom Environment, Data Analysis, Data Use, School Climate, School Culture, School Safety, Social Emotional Learning, Student EngagementResource Information
Mid-Atlantic | Resource Type:
Fact Sheet | Resource
Date: July 2021
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