Abstract
The 21st century demands a shift towards social and emotional education (SEE). The REIMAGINED project’s report provides an intervention framework that addresses training needs, assesses students’ needs, emphasizes interactive learning, and develops a school-wide action plan. Finland, Greece, Hungary, and Italy were involved. To explore the SEE needs, 85 teachers answered the survey, and 48 educational professionals and 45 students participated in focus group interviews.
Publisher
Jyvaskyla University Library
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