On this episode of In Session, we talk to Stephanie Ellis, Ed.D, NCSP, a Mental Health Service Professionals grant recipient, about the Specialized Instructional Support Personnel (SISP) initiative to implement a full continuum of social-emotional and mental health support at Rockingham County Schools in North Carolina. For more information about Dr. Ellis and Rockingham County’s SEL work, see slides here.
| Time Stamp | Question / Topic Discussed |
|---|---|
| 1:05 | Introduction to Stephanie Ellis. Could you tell us about yourself and what led you to your current work? |
| 3:32 | Could you tell us more about the impetus for establishing SISP and the social-emotional learning approach? |
| 15:55 | How have you seen the program evolve? What have been some successes and challenges? What are you most proud of? |
| 20:57 | How has the pandemic impacted your work? What resources have been helpful in responding to those challenges? |
| 24:47 | What advice do you have for listeners? What can they learn from you? |
| 28:40 | Thank you. |
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Year Resource Released
2022