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2017 Annual Conference

November 8–10, 2017

Jekyll Island Convention Center, Jekyll Island, GA

Using Games to Teach Social Skills

Thursday, November 9, 2017 at 8:30 AM–9:45 AM EST
Meeting Room 8
Presenter Name(s)

Alexandra Huguelet & Danielle Mabeus

Target Audience

Elementary

Abstract

Are you looking for a creative way to reach your early elementary school students? Using games is an engaging way to teach students the skills necessary for social school success. From taking turns, to not interrupting, to handling disappointment and challenges, these basic skills are integral to school success and can be taught through games with excitement and ease. A small group guide will be presented along with perception and outcome data.

Description

- Attendees will leave the session having learned about creative, game-based interventions to take back to their schools.  They will gain the knowledge and confidence to try new interventions with their students.  Attendees will have the opportunity for participation in the form of Q and A and also, time permitting, to play some of the games themselves.  The presentation with information about the small group intervention in addition to other useful games will be provided to attendees.

Presenters

Alexandra Huguelet, Atlanta Public Schools
Danielle Mabeus, Cherokee County School District
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