A counseling lesson helping students identify and challenge cognitive distortions (thinking errors) using a 'digital repair' theme to make CBT concepts accessible and engaging.

A lesson exploring the nuances between different types of relationships (acquaintance, friend, romantic, and professional) using a card-sorting activity to identify healthy boundaries and expectations for each.

A hands-on social-emotional learning session where students investigate emotional triggers and master communication formulas to diffuse peer conflict. Students transition from 'reactive' to 'proactive' through laboratory-themed roleplay and analysis.

A skill-building session focused on identifying emotional triggers and mastering communication techniques to resolve peer conflicts with empathy and maturity.

A comprehensive 90-minute lesson covering first impressions, the STAR method for behavioral questions, and professional etiquette for job seekers.

A comprehensive project where students design a socially responsible business from the ground up, focusing on the Triple Bottom Line, stakeholder mapping, and ethical decision-making.

A therapeutic lesson designed for a 13-year-old with Level 1 Autism and ADHD to identify anger triggers and implement 'circuit breaker' coping strategies. The lesson uses a tech-inspired metaphor to help normalize and manage emotional overload.

A supportive lesson focused on grounding techniques and reality testing for students experiencing anxiety and sensory hallucinations. Using a nautical navigation theme, it provides practical tools to manage overwhelming emotions and perceptual distortions.

A masterclass in crafting professional application materials, including resumes that beat tracking systems and cover letters that tell a compelling story.

A 20-minute counseling session designed to help students reframe feedback as navigational data, build frustration tolerance, and connect academic tasks to personal goals.

A lesson designed to help high school students recognize the link between perfectionism and procrastination, shifting their mindset toward messy progress and actionable starts.

A lesson designed to help students evaluate their interest in and eligibility for The Loop Lab program, focusing on aligning personal career goals with the program's offerings.

A high school lesson focused on developing professional and interpersonal strategies for navigating peer conflict and difficult social behaviors using a 'Social Architecture' framework.

Reflecting on acquired literacy skills and their application in future learning.

Active reading techniques including annotation and summarization.

Exploring online identity and the long-term impact of digital actions.

Introduction to MLA 9th Edition citation formatting and attribution.

Understanding the ethics of information use and identifying types of plagiarism.

Hands-on practice navigating databases to locate specific academic information.

Translating research questions into effective search keywords.

Evaluating source credibility using the CRAAP test framework.