REKLA (Reimagined) EDUCATION

Emotional peace is intentionally built into Finnish preschool design: predictable rhythms, gentle transitions, and calm teacher presence.

SEL is not a separate subject in Finland — it’s integrated into play, routines, communication, and peer interaction. Here’s how Finnish schools seamlessly embed SEL across the day.

Choice strengthens children’s agency and emotional regulation. In Finland, SEL includes giving children meaningful opportunities to choose, collaborate, and problem-solve.

SEL growth is visible in children’s behavior, interactions, and self-regulation — not just checklists. Here’s what real SEL progress looks like

When children feel emotionally safe, they learn better, engage more deeply, and take healthy risks. Finland prioritizes emotional safety long before academics — here’s why it matters

SEL doesn’t require extra lessons — it requires intentional moments. Here are simple, practical strategies teachers can use to make SEL a natural part of every school day

A healthy SEL environment isn’t built with posters or programs — it’s created through daily interactions, predictable rhythms, and emotionally attuned teaching. Here’s what it looks like.

Social Emotional Learning (SEL) is not an “extra” in Finland — it is woven into the daily fabric of classroom life. In this CCEFinland Master Trainer session, we explore what healthy SEL looks like in practice, how teachers support emotional regulation, and how Finnish pedagogy builds peaceful, connected learning environments where every child feels seen, safe, and capable. You’ll learn: ✨ The foundations of SEL in Finnish education ✨ How routines and predictable rhythms support emotional safety ✨ Teacher strategies for co-regulation ✨ Why belonging is central to learning ✨ How to integrate SEL seamlessly without adding to teacher workload This training is grounded in Finnish research, global SEL frameworks, and real classroom examples to help teachers create emotionally safe, connected environments that strengthen both learning and wellbeing. #ccefinland