Grade Band 9-10
Other Virginia Social Emotional Learning Guidance Standards sets
Other Virginia Social Emotional Learning Guidance Standards sets
Self-Awareness
- SeA1:9-10a.
I can analyze current and past emotions by considering what caused them, how long they lasted (duration), and their intensity (strength).SeA1:9-10a
- SeA1:9-10b.
I can interpret past events and situations to explore the connection between complex emotions, body signals and thought patterns. SeA1:9-10b
- SeA1:9-10c.
I can anticipate my emotions based on my body signals, events, and situations and identify ways to cope.SeA1:9-10c
- SeA2:9-10a.
I can plan my post-secondary goals based on my strengths, challenges, interests and values.SeA2:9-10a
- SeA2:9-10b.
I can demonstrate self-efficacy when facing a challenging situation.SeA2:9-10b
- SeA2:9-10c.
I can express pride and confidence in my personal and social identities without causing harm to others.SeA2:9-10c
Self-Management
- SeM1:9-10a.
I can discuss situations when I experience healthy and unhealthy stress levels.SeM1:9-10a
- SeM1:9-10b.
I can critically examine available support systems and coping skills to identify those that most benefit regulation of my emotions and stress.SeM1:9-10b
- SeM1:9-10c.
I can demonstrate the ability to persevere and maintain confidence through challenges. SeM1:9-10c
- SeM2:9-10a.
I can anticipate barriers that may impact my progress towards a goal.SeM2:9-10a
- SeM2:9-10b.
I can demonstrate an understanding that goal setting supports long-term success. SeM2:9-10b
- SeM2:9-10c.
I can apply goal-setting skills to both short- and long-term goals.SeM2:9-10c
Social Awareness
- SoA1:9-10a.
I can demonstrate empathy by predicting how my own actions might affect the feelings of others.SoA1:9-10a
- SoA1:9-10b.
I can show positive regard for and work with peers that have different abilities, perspectives, backgrounds, cultures, or social groups.SoA1:9-10b
- SoA1:9-10c.
I can identify things I am grateful for even in challenging or stressful life experiences.SoA1:9-10c
- SoA2:9-10a.
I can recognize that all people (including myself) have certain advantages and disadvantages in society based on who they are and where they were born.SoA2:9-10a
- SoA2:9-10b.
I can recognize that my conscious and unconscious biases affect my interactions with others.SoA2:9-10b
Relationship Skills
- ReS1:9-10a.
I can actively listen and engage in positive interactions to make connections to build understanding with peers, adults and community to support and achieve common goals.ReS1:9-10a
- ReS1:9-10b.
I can explain how active listening strengthens my ability to form and maintain positive relationships.ReS1:9-10b
- ReS1:9-10c.
I can use conflict resolution skills to solve problems peacefully.ReS1:9-10c
- ReS1:9-10d.
I can discuss how to stand up to exclusion, prejudice and discrimination, even when it is not popular or easy or when no one else does.ReS1:9-10d
- ReS2:9-10a.
I can develop techniques to collaborate with others by valuing, empowering, and encouraging different and diverse perspectives, abilities, backgrounds, and cultures.ReS2:9-10a
- ReS2:9-10b.
I can adapt my behavior based on my own self-assessment.ReS2:9-10b
- ReS2:9-10c.
I can identify ways to navigate unhealthy relationships.ReS2:9-10c
- ReS2:9-10d.
I can apply constructive feedback to strengthen connections and achieve common goals.ReS2:9-10d
Decision Making
- DeM1:9-10a.
I can adapt my decision making process based on the context of a variety of situations and desired outcomes.DeM1:9-10a
- DeM1:9-10b.
I can make reasoned judgements after analyzing information, data and facts for both personal and social problems.DeM1:9-10b
- DeM1:9-10c.
I can differentiate between possible short term and long term impacts of my decisions. DeM1:9-10c
- DeM2:9-10a.
I can understand that all my group identities and the intersection of those identities create unique aspects of who I am and influence my decisions.DeM2:9-10a
- DeM2:9-10b.
I can apply ethical reasoning to consider multiple perspectives and evaluate societal practices.DeM2:9-10b
Frequently asked questions
- What grade levels do these standards cover?
- Grade 9 and Grade 10
- Where can I read the official document?
- VIRGINIA SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING GUIDANCE STANDARDS 2021
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