Social Emotional Learning: What it is and What it looks like

October 5, 2026, 7:00 pm CDT - October 5, 2026, 8:00 pm CDT

This research-based training explores practical strategies for teaching social emotional learning and guiding young children’s social emotional development in childcare settings. Participants will learn how to foster kindness, cooperation, and self-regulation while creating a nurturing environment that helps children build confidence, develop healthy relationships, and thrive socially and emotionally.

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Instructor
Aileen Garcia portrait.
Assistant Professor, State Specialist for Early Childhood Education, Development and Care, University of Missouri
Nebraska Core Competencies
Competencies for Relationships and Social-Emotional Guidance
Child Development Subject Area
Positive ways to support children’s social and emotional development
Awarded: 
1 hour
Cost: 
Complimentary
Sponsored by Nebraska Extension
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