SXSW EDU 2022
Cooking up SEL in the Classroom
Description:
“Let food be thy medicine” but, what if it’s not the food? What if it’s the process of cooking that can heal us and foster a child’s social-emotional and creative development? Today, a professional chef and a national expert on human and childhood development will lead you through an interactive video breakdown of what is occurring in a child's mind and heart as they navigate their way through a recipe. You too will see the growth that occurs when a child puts on a chef’s hat and gets hands on.
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Takeaways
- Participants will examine how a child’s relationship with food and cooking can foster social emotional development.
- Participants will apply the national food education standards and CASEL framework to determine how they can integrate these skills into their class.
- Participants will learn to recognize emergent SEL learning opportunities in the context of hands-on creative activities.
Speakers
- Carrie Contey, Human Development Specialist/Social Emotional Learning Expert, Carrie Contey, LLC
- Andrew Stiver, Austin Program Manager, Common Threads
Organizer
Kristin Mize, Education & Training Manager, Common Threads
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