Episode 16: Ethan Delavan (Social Emotional Learning Programs, Differentiation, SEL Curriculum Implementation)

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Amplifying Optimism in Education

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The Amplifying Optimism in Education podcast connects you to people from across the globe who are creating a better future for learning and educating by implementing bold ideas and fostering a sense of curiosity, creativity and possibility in their work. We hope you are as inspired as we are!

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Episode 16: Ethan Delavan (Social Emotional Learning Programs, Differentiation, SEL Curriculum Implementation)

Amplifying Optimism in Education

48 minutes 39 seconds

4 years ago

Episode 16: Ethan Delavan (Social Emotional Learning Programs, Differentiation, SEL Curriculum Implementation)

Welcome to the beginning of our 2021 Amplifying Optimism in Education podcast! We are thrilled for episode 16 because it is also episode 1 of our 5 part series with the amazing co-authors in Pamela Livingston Gaudet’s book Like No Other School Year. In this interview we spoke with the brilliant Ethan Delavan,

To learn more about this episode, check out this weeks Blog Post on AmplifyingOptimism.com

Enjoy Episode 1 of our 5-Part Series with Pamela Livingston Gaudet and her collaborators from the book Like No Other School Year: 2020, COVID-19 and the Growth of Online Learning!

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*Note: In this episode we reference a Social Emotional Program out of Harvard, but it is actually from Yale.