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What is ECCE, KISME framework. Significance of introducing it in ECCE. Activity based approach to teach SEL. Importance of teaching SEL. Assessment module

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Different activity-based ways to teach SEL for students in classroom situations and how SEL teaching causes a positive and long-lasting impact on an individual's life.

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Practical ways to teach SEL in ECCE.

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My biggest takeaway from this course has been the deep understanding that emotional safety is the foundation of all learning in early childhood. I have realized that before children can engage cognitively, they need to feel seen, heard, and secure.

One powerful learning for me has been the importance of building emotional vocabulary and creating space for children to express their feelings without judgment. Simple practices like naming emotions, using calming techniques, and integrating body awareness activities can make a significant difference in a child’s ability to self-regulate.

I have also gained a stronger appreciation for empathy—not just as a concept, but as a daily classroom practice. Responding to children with patience, understanding, and validation helps build trust and strengthens relationships.

Overall, this course has shifted my perspective from focusing only on academic readiness to nurturing the whole child—emotionally, socially, and mentally. It has inspired me to bring more mindfulness, compassion, and intentionality into my classroom.

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What is ECCE and KISME framework

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My most important learning form the course is that without proper SEL training the objective of comprehensive development of children can not be achieved. KISME framework is most important further exploring part from the course which I need to focus.

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KISME Framework and different types of parenting.

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Understanding KISME with so many detailed case studies made me understand each nuances of how to address in the class.

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Importance of SEL in ECCE. Concept of nature and nurture. KISME framework.

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There are many takeaways, but one most important is the importance of socio- emotional needs of children. How to implement various activities in the class to cater to this need of a child.

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Importance of SEL, SEL handbook, KISME framework, Nature and nurture.

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Nature Nurture and kisme

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Nature nurture, SEL Handbooks, KISME framework,- enabling holistic learning for child

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My takeaways from this course include the importance of socio-emotional learning in development of children, importance of KISME framework and ways to implement different activities provided in SEL handbook in my classroom for holistic development of young children.

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KISME Frame work,difference between nature and nurture, activities mentioned in SEL handbook to be implemented in teaching, integrating SEL into classroom, and ways to assess students.

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In this SEL course i have learnt so many things that help me in my teaching profession and while dealing with students in different scenarios. Concept of nature, nurture, empathy, KISME and the ways to assess children are some of the important areas that enlightened me as an educator. Thank you !

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My clearly takeaway from this to understand the importance of KISME framework and understand to implement different activities provided in SEL handbook implement in my classroom for holistic development of young children.

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My takeaway -

Clear understanding of Importance of SEL in ECCE

Knowing about KISME framework and working on the development of all competencies through play activities.

Effect of Nature and Nurture on child's growth.

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One of my biggest takeaways from this course is the deep understanding of how cognitive empathy plays a crucial role in shaping social and emotional development in young children. It's fascinating how intentional activities and thoughtful scenarios can help kids not only recognize their own feelings but also understand and respond to others' emotions in a compassionate way.

I now realize the power of simple yet profound activities like role-playing or discussing diverse perspectives, which build emotional intelligence. These activities don't just help children develop empathy but also lay the foundation for positive relationships, effective communication, and conflict resolution.

Additionally, I've come to appreciate how cultural relevance in these activities can make a huge impact on children's sense of belonging and acceptance. For instance, creating activities that acknowledge and celebrate various cultural experiences (like festivals or family traditions) strengthens the idea of inclusivity and helps children appreciate diversity from a young age.

Ultimately, this course has highlighted that emotional and social skills are as important as cognitive skills in early childhood education, and I’m excited to incorporate more of these practices to support the holistic development of children in my classroom.

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KISME framework that helps children to understand their feelings and work on social and emotional skills or learning in classrooms.

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My best learning is KISME framework in ECCE ,building empathy and self regulation.

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The KISME framework!

It is important to implement in our classrooms and the strategies shared here are truly insightful and practical.

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Biggest take away if definitely KISME framework and how each of is important to implement in the classroom

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My biggest learning form this course is the importance of KISME framework in ECCE.

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My takeaway is understanding the need need for SEL at ECCE and KISME FRAMEWORK

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My takeaway from the this course is that how as a teacher I can help young children understand and express their emotions for their growth. I learned the importance of teaching empathy and positive social skills. Supporting self-regulation through routines and modeling is key to managing behavior. Creating a safe and inclusive classroom allows every child to feel valued.

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Building Empathy

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Building Empathy

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My biggest takeaway from this course is that teaching empathy and perspective-taking in early childhood is essential. Through activities like storytelling, role-playing, and discussions, children can learn to understand and respond to others’ emotions, building social skills and emotional intelligence. Even small daily interactions can foster compassion and inclusive attitudes.

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Became emotionally strong

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Building empathy

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Developing emotionally aware children who show empathy, are self regulated and demonstrate active listening

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Building empathy,self regulation,active listening.

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the course demystified the process, showing that integrating SEL doesn't require extensive training or a complete overhaul of existing practices. Instead, it encourages educators to be more intentional about building SEL elements, such as self-reflection and meaningful conversations, into their teaching and professional interactions.

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assessing all the points in child development and relation

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My biggest takeaway is that as teachers we are not just responsible to develop academically strong children but also develop socially and emotionally strong children

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My biggest learning from this course has been understanding how crucial social and emotional development is in the early years. I now see that teaching children to recognize, express, and manage their emotions lays the foundation for their confidence, empathy, and problem-solving skills. The course also helped me realize that as an educator, my role goes beyond academic instruction—I can model emotional regulation, support positive relationships, and create an environment where children feel safe, understood, and motivated to explore. I’ve learned practical strategies, from emotion check-ins to role-play activities, that I can use to strengthen SEL skills in my classroom. What stands out most is that small, consistent interactions can have a big impact on a child’s long-term social and emotional growth.

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Building empathy, self regulation, active listening

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My take away is to respect Individuality of the children And how to deal with their emotions And work on it

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My biggest takeaway from this SEL course is that children thrive when we nurture not just their academics, but also their emotions and relationships. Building empathy, self-regulation, and social skills early creates confident, resilient, and compassionate learners for life.

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The course demystified the process, showing that integrating SEL doesn't require extensive training or a complete overhaul of existing practices. Instead, it encourages educators to be more intentional about building SEL elements, such as self-reflection and meaningful conversations, into their teaching and professional interactions.

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A major takeaway from Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) is that understanding and managing emotions is crucial for academic success, positive relationships, and responsible decision-making. SEL develops skills like self-awareness, empathy, resilience, and the ability to handle stress, ultimately leading to better mental health, improved academic performance, and the capacity to contribute positively to communities.

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the biggest Takeaway: “The child is at the center.”

From the course, I learn to:

• Respect each child’s individuality and pace of development

• Create nurturing, inclusive environments that support emotional safety and exploration

• Use play as a powerful tool for learning and expression

• Build strong partnerships with families and communities to support the child’s ecosystem

• Observe and reflect on children's behavior to guide responsive teaching