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Courtesy of Carousel.
Digital signage firm Carousel has announced its initiative targeting social-emotional learning (SEL) in K-12 students, according to a press release.
Carousel has made its SEL-related templates available to schools free of charge as part of the campaign, along with releasing a booklet designed in partnership with Ashley Northrup, a nationally certified school psychologist, to show how schools can use digital signage to build school culture and foster healthy habits in students in age-appropriate ways.
“There has been an intensification of developmental delays in students magnified through the effects of the pandemic and other modern societal challenges, resulting in more school withdrawals, refusals to attend, and general anxieties inside the hallways and classrooms,” Northrup said in the press release. “I have developed a huge passion for SEL as a result, and working together with Carousel Digital Signage we are helping school districts adapt to the needs of today’s student population, while also helping teachers and administrators navigate student learning needs and their own emotional health concerns. Mental health is just as important as physical health and academics, and it’s an honor to help bring this important initiative to fruition through both digital signage and direct conversations with our school leaders.”
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