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Social and emotional learning: why it matters!

CURRICULUM Curriculum framework PLANNING Overview
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This document briefly defines the social and emotional learning, lists its core competencies and benefits.

Social emotional learning
Language
English
Corporate authors
International Rescue Committee
Imprint
New York, IRC, 2013
Publishing year
2013
Collation
1

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