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Measuring Social and Emotional Learning Skills Among Secondary Students: A Review of Instruments

Joshua Cox, Brandon Foster, and David Bamat; U.S. Department of Education, Institute of Education Sciences, National Center for Edu­cation Evaluation and Regional Assistance, Regional Educational Laboratory Northeast & Islands

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A systematic review of instruments measuring three SEL skills: self-regulated learning, collaboration, and perseverance. States and districts nationwide can draw on the report to identify and vet assessments for use with SEL programs and data collection covered under ESSA.

Published

October 1, 2019

Topic

Measurement

Category

Evidence Base & Research Policy Professional Learning & Practice

Audience

Local Leaders States & Policymakers

Resource Type

Knowledge/Articles

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