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Category Archives: Social-Emotional Learning
PBL Podcast *The Fortune Men Edition* (Feat. Caroline, Chris, Fiona, & Henry)
The Fortune Men by Nadifa Mohamed is set in Cardiff, Wales during the 1950s. Mohamed waited for this book to be her third novel for it to be the best quality possible. Nadifa has done justice to the protagonist Mahmood’s … Continue reading
Posted in 2021 Booker Prize Short List, Book Reviews, booker prize, Collaboration, Educational Video, English IV Honors, Fortune Men, Lit Circles, Literature Circles aka #litcircles, Place-Based Learning, Podcast, Project Based Learning, Project-Based Learning, Reading, Social-Emotional Learning
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Shuggie Bain ft. Tish Murtha
Davis Warren, Joe Rusnock, Sean Tashijan, Jack Hommeyer We discovered Tish Murtha’s photographs to be a great companion element to have as we read through the early chapters and learned more about Glasgow and the circumstances in which Shuggie grew … Continue reading
Shuggie Bain Minecraft Scene Proposal
Themes: Temperament- Big shug has anger issues. They stem from his frustration with his life/standing in society. He then takes this frustration and blames it on Agnes effectively gaslighting her. He tells her he is leaving her because he cannot make her … Continue reading
Social-Emotional Learning in Real Life
One really interesting angle to understand Brandon Taylor’s Real Life is through a Social-Emotional Learning lens. Mark Bracket describes the difference between an “emotional scientist” and a “emotional judge” in his work. A “emotional scientist” recognizes, examines, learns from emotions and accordingly regulates their response. An “emotional judge” decides if feelings are “right” or “wrong” without much reflection … Continue reading