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Evolving Practices of Social-Emotional Learning in India: A Qualitative Synthesis
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Social-emotional learning (SEL) is gaining increased significance in India as a critical domain for ensuring the holistic development of children. This qualitative literature synthesis explores how SEL programs/ workshops/ sessions are being contextualized, implemented, and assessed by eight organizations in India working in the domain of SEL. Miles and Huberman's qualitative data analysis technique was adopted to organize and derive insights. Findings reveal that SEL models in India are growing to be more contextualized and culturally responsive. Programs emphasize systemic, whole-school approaches with multi-modal pedagogies. Assessment practices are gradually evolving while focusing on being localized and stakeholder-informed. This study highlights the need to align national policy with on-ground SEL innovations, institutionalize SEL, and strengthen SEL assessment systems to support long-term, sustainable, and inclusive SEL practices.
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