About SocialEyes

SocialEyes gives educators tools and strategies to foster empathy, inclusivity, playfulness, and mindfulness in their students. This helps create nurturing classrooms where everyone feels safe, valued, and ready to grow.

Our unique approach is built on over 40 years of experience by our founder, Robin Fox, who has worked directly with K-12 students and teachers. Robin has spent decades perfecting Social Emotional Learning (SEL) to create a real impact in classrooms and schools.

Social Emotional Learning leads to self-worth, community, and belonging. It’s not just a philosophy—it’s kindness in action. Through SEL, students learn to accept themselves and others, faults and all and accept others, imperfections included.

About Robin Fox

Robin Fox M.Ed., an award-winning Social Emotional Learning (SEL) educator, lifelong meditator, and professional improv actor, has worked in private and public schools, K-12, as a special educator, professional trainer, and consultant for over forty years. She is passionate about helping others become joyful and empowered humans.

Her work focuses on Social Emotional Learning, trauma-informed teaching, and understanding the experiences of children with autism.

Robin has worked with organizations nationally from her homebase in Connecticut. Not only has she worked with schools, but also non-profit organizations, state and federal governments, and legal cases.

Here are her lifelong accomplishments that contribute to her work through SocialEyes:

  • CT Certified Regular and Special Educator

  • B.A. Psychology, Clark University

  • M.Ed. Lesley University

  • Graduate Studies Program, Writing, Wesleyan University

  • 6th Year Graduate, Broadcast Media, Middlesex College

  • Social Thinking™ Clinical Training with Michelle Garcia Winner

  • Former Special Education Teacher, Regional School District 13

  • Founding member, Comedy on Demand Improv Troupe

  • Meditator since 1972

  • Social Emotional Learning Specialist, public and private schools

  • Keynote speaker and workshop leader

  • Special Education Expert Witness

The foundation of all our work rests on four pillars:

Cognitive Awareness

We encourage students to Think, Act, Listen, and Look on Purpose. Students learn how their thoughts affect their emotions and their behavior. We offer students unique tools to regulate emotions, bring them into the present moment, and communicate productively with others.

Trauma-Aware Teaching

When educators are trauma-aware, they effectively bring their students from reactiveness into responsiveness. Students are seen, heard, and understood through the lens of compassionate empathy.

Nervous System Management

People react poorly, feel anxious, and miscommunicate when their nervous systems are dysregulated. Practicing self awareness and using techniques to stay calm when needed, results in students feeling safe and ready to learn.

Applied Improv

Applied improv sets the stage for students to practice building joyful connections while using the principles of improvisation. The “fun” is what hooks them.The learning lasts a lifetime.

How can we help you?

SEL Lesson Plans

Our lesson plans make it easy to deliver Social Emotional Learning to students in unique, interactive, and engaging ways in person or online. With these tools, teachers can lead SEL lessons with confidence and clarity.

Keeping Kids Safe

We’ve created a guide focused on anti-bullying and empathy-building to help teachers, school professionals, and community groups teach kids to navigate their childhood and teenage years… safe and sound.

Workshops

During these professional development sessions, participants are strategically guided to connect in both small and large groups for experiences that support the underpinnings of a healthy school where everyone thrives.

Speaking

Robin speaks to groups both online and in person about a variety of topics: SEL, trauma-informed teaching, building student confidence, and more. Her programs are always tailored to the specific needs of schools and groups.