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Social-Emotional Learning

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The article discusses the importance of social-emotional learning (SEL) in modern education.
The authors analyze what SEL is, its main components and principles, and offer specific methods and exercises
for developing social and emotional skills in children and adolescents. It is emphasized that SEL is a key factor
in successful adaptation to society

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2025-02-20

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