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Show and Tell - Social Readiness

Lakeville Area Public SchoolsFriday, January 16, 2026
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Definition and implementation of social readiness in district schools

Importance of social-emotional learning versus academic learning

Student perspective on respect and kindness

Techniques for emotional regulation and self-awareness

Movement-based classroom interventions for emotional regulation

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Notable Quotes (4)

I really think social readiness means are you ready to, you know, socially interact with other people in a variety of settings.

— Mr. Atwood
Social readinessDefining social readiness.

Kids have to have their emotional needs met and connections with others in order to be able to focus on learning and in the classroom.

— Ms. Grier
District missionThe relationship between emotional health and academic success.

I think the biggest one is having courage to ask questions in class. You know, being more curious and not being afraid to do that, 'cause either way I'll learn from the situation.

— Jeremy
Social skillsDiscussing personal improvement areas.

Empathy... putting yourself in the other person's shoes. You know, by looking at them, you can tell how they're feeling.

— Junior
Social skillsDefining empathy during an exercise.

People (5)

AyantuStudent

Student host of Show and Tell segment investigating social readiness.

GiaStudent

Student co-host demonstrating emotional regulation tools.

Mr. AtwoodEducator

Teacher explaining his perspective on social skills development.

1 quote

“It's like the best feeling in the entire world. I think you could ask any teacher from elementary all the way through high school, and seeing your students grow and mature as people is like so cool, so amazing, and I always love it.”

Describing the satisfaction of seeing students grow socially.

Ms. GrierEducator/Staff

Explaining the district's mission regarding social-emotional needs.

1 quote

“I know studies have shown that social readiness and social skills are just as, if not more important than academic learning.”

Explaining why social readiness is prioritized in the district.

JeremyStudent

Student discussing personal social skills and classroom courage.

Places Mentioned

School hallway (Movement station location)

Events & Meetings (1)

  • Show and Tell filming session (Date/Time unspecified)
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