Whose Emotions Matter? A Systematic Review of Student Disability and Race Representation in USB SEL Interventions

Christina Cipriano; Gabrielle Schlichtmann; Lauren Naples; Abigail Eveleigh; Colleen Cassidy; Amanda Cook

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Measuring up RULER to Promote Access and Outcomes for Students with Learning Differences /

Whose Emotions Matter? A Systematic Review of Student Disability and Race Representation in USB SEL Interventions

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Description: To support the generalizability of USB SEL interventions at the intersection of student disability and race, a systematic review was conducted to update the current state of evidence available for elementary school USB SEL interventions and their intersectional identities within.

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