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Home | Resources | State Planning

What's Going On in Your State?

The Center has been working in several states to support strategic planning meetings to look at what is currently going on in their state around social and emotional outcomes for children and to identify the gaps in services and resources in an effort to see what was needed. For more information about these plans, click on the individual state.

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New State Resources

New Resources have been added to the North Carolina, Iowa, Colorado, Hawaii and the Nebraska state pages

video CSEFEL and State Implementation Partnerships (html/flash movie)

video Effective Collaborative Leadership and Teaming Strategies (html/flash movie)

Resources forAll States

Evidence-based Competencies for Promoting Social and Emotional Development and Addressing Challenging Behavior in Early Care and Education Settings (pdf 17 kb)

Center on the Social and Emotional Foundations for Early Learning (CSEFEL) Inventory of Practices: A Crosswalk with NAEYC, DEC, AAP/APHA/NRC National Standards (pdf 81kb)

CSEFEL Pyramid Model Coordinator(s) Position Description (doc 34kb)

Click here to go to the State Page or click on one of the states below:

Iowa

Massachusetts

North Carolina

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