Promoting play and social skills at recess
Professor Matthew Brock presents evidence-based strategies for promoting play and social skills at recess for elementary age students. He describes peer networks, how they work, and what evidence there is to support their efficacy. The speaker outlines how to implement peer networks in the classroom and provides resources before the Q&A.
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