I'll be speaking on Social Emotional Learning this Saturday morning, January 8th, from 9:30 to 11a.m. - if you're in the area, I hope to see you there.
Dear Friend,
You are invited to the Concerned Women for America of Missouri St. Louis County Prayer/Action Chapter, 2nd Saturday in January meeting. We are excited to have Van Harvey speaking on Social Emotional Learning.
Here are the details:
When: Saturday, January 8, 9:30 to 11 a.m.
Where: The Pillar Foundation, 15820 Clayton Road, Ellisville, MO 63011
Subject: Social Emotional Learning
Who: Men, women and teens are invited
Contact: Bev Ehlen at 314-608-0168, or by email at director@missouri.cwfa.org
Mr. Harvey will discuss:
- The origins of SEL (Social and Emotional Learning)
- The Semantic Deceptions of those promoting SEL
- SEL's foundations in unsettled science
- DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) - What you are led to see vs what you get
- SEL's race to power
- How SEL uses data collection to prioritize emotional conformity over educational content
- What are SEL's 'competencies'?
- Intersectionality firmly links SEL with Social Justice Activism and Critical Theory
- How SEL is incompatible with justice
- Red Flags for which to watch
- Dangerous distinctions without a meaningful difference: SEL, DEI, CRT, CT
- Understanding what promoters of SEL would prefer you to remain ignorant of
- How to semantically strike back by reframing SEL's 'lived experiences' with reality
3 comments:
That's really awesome, Van. If I lived anywhere near, I'd be there.
Thanks Julie, and if only... that'd be soOooo cool!
BTW, the substance of the presentation (and a few more facts):
SEL (Social and Emotional Learning) - Semantic Deception (Presentation Posts - single link)
* The Semantic Deception of SEL (Social and Emotional Learning) - Distrust and Verify - pt 1
* SEL – A foundation in unsettled science - pt 2
* Sell key feature: The 'Competencies‘ of Activism - forgetting to be gotten away with - pt 3
* Intersectionality - The Art of Gaining Power Through the Unthought 'Ohh!' - pt 4
* Dangerous Distinctions without a meaningful difference: SEL, DEI, CRT, CT - pt 5
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