What I've learned from this course is that this helps our students with different backgrounds have an understanding of what the workforce can be like and show that there are opportunities everywhere if you put your mind to it. With all the resources we have, we can help our students develop and have equal opportunities just like the next person.

Students not wanting to participate, limited time, burnout, and maturity. Some students don't care about these kind of topics and some are immature to a point where the lesson is just a point to mess around.

They are present in our hallways, in our classrooms, and in our lessons. Since we teach these in our SEL time, we discuss these things with our student and get them to connect on a different level. SEL is everywhere.

SEL stands for Social emotional learning. It's learning new things from an emotional standpoint. Talking about your feelings in a different setting.