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Session Type: Symposium
In order to scale up social and emotional learning programs, schools must develop an infrastructure for assessment and implementation. The TOOLBOX Implementation Research Project was intended to address practice-relevant questions with empirical information. This symposium will (1) compare student social-emotional competence on district-derived report card indicators to scores on the DESSA-Mini, a standardized behavior rating scale, (2) create and evaluate a new method for assessing dosage of SEL programming delivered through lesson-based and strategy-based approaches, and (3) determine how dose-form and dose-quality relate to gains in student social-emotional competence. Findings have implications for reducing teacher bias in assessment, measuring dosage more broadly (and separately by grade-level sub-groups), and differentiating implementation approaches in grades K-2 and grades 3-5.
Teacher Ratings of Student Social-Emotional Competence: Comparing District-Developed Report Card Indicators and the Standardized Devereux Student Strengths Assessment–Mini (DESSA-Mini) - Emily J. Campbell, University of California - Berkeley; B. K. Elizabeth Kim, University of Southern California; Juyeon Lee, University of California - Berkeley; Valerie Shapiro, UC Berkeley
Creating an "Integrative Dosage" Measure for Social and Emotional Learning Interventions Implemented Across "Lesson-Based" and "Strategy-Based" Dose Forms - Juyeon Lee, University of California - Berkeley; Joe N. Roscoe, University of California - Berkeley; Kelly Lynn Ziemer, University of California - Berkeley; B. K. Elizabeth Kim, University of Southern California; Valerie Shapiro, UC Berkeley
Social and Emotional Learning Implementation Across Dose Forms: Developmental Differences in the Implementation-Outcome Relationship - Jennifer Robitaille, Aperture Education; Juyeon Lee, University of California - Berkeley; B. K. Elizabeth Kim, University of Southern California; Valerie Shapiro, UC Berkeley