Case Study: Prioritizing Social & Emotional Learning at Barrington CUSD 220
Barrington District 220 did not set about their SEL journey looking for a quick win, but rather to foster a positive climate and culture.
ECRA’s Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) Survey is designed to measure domains of SEL standards that are aligned with the Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning (CASEL). This SEL survey solution is administered online as part of a simple survey solution or as a component of a Personalized Learner Profile. ECRA reports three domains; responsible decision-making, self-regulation, and social/relationships. Whether administered via survey, or embedded within a personalized learner profile, ECRA’s SEL survey provides comprehensive building and district level aggregate reports.
BrochureThe PLP Solution provides a reporting platform for a comprehensive set of performance indicators at the individual student level to support personalized learning, individual student monitoring, college and career readiness, and other pathways. Indicators may
include, but are not limited to assessment, attendance, grades, extra-curricular involvement, interests, social emotional learning, and interventions. Students complete the SEL survey through the Personalized Learner Profile.
This SEL survey solution is administered online through a URL provided to your District/School. No requirement is needed beyond an internet connection.
“By adding SEL data to our learner profiles alongside other academic indicators, we are able to personalize our student conversations by contextualizing academic outcome data with SEL data. This allows our educators to gradually move toward more meaningful questions about students and we have seen a 300% increase in traffic to student learner profiles”.
Board Reporting
School Improvement
Personalized Learning
Whole-child Monitoring
Online administration
Comprehensive reporting
Embedded Personalized Learner Profile
Students
Parents
Social workers
Teachers
Administrators
Barrington District 220 did not set about their SEL journey looking for a quick win, but rather to foster a positive climate and culture.
Social and emotional learning is about understanding who students are, not what they know. It’s internalizing an awareness that our biological systems are wired so that our emotions and interests drive our attention and, ultimately,…
Measuring student success requires moving beyond standardized test scores toward a multidimensional and personalized set of indicators that collectively capture a more modern definition of readiness, empowering students to take ownership of their learning by…