Filing for Unemployment

A unit focusing on self-discovery, social emotional learning, and developing healthy communication channels with peers and family members.

A transformative 10th-grade lesson designed to help students unlock their academic potential through metacognition, time management, and active learning strategies. This bundle equips educators with a structured guide, presentation slides, and hands-on self-auditing worksheets.

A highly structured, 2-page student self-auditing worksheet and action planner matching the blueprint/systems design theme, enabling students to audit their current study habits, select high-impact active strategies, and construct a functional weekly time-boxing plan.

A high-impact employability unit for high schoolers. Over multiple lessons, students unpack soft-skills theory, apply collaboration strategies under simulated industry shifts, master elevator pitches, and construct goal plans.

A welcoming introductory lesson designed to foster strong teacher-family partnerships right from the start of the school year. It includes essential intake materials to gather deep, multi-dimensional student insights during Back to School Night.

An interactive 6-slide deck in blueprint aesthetic, introducing recognition vs. recall, active study models, cognitive load, time-boxing, and instructions for student workshop.

A three-part collaborative series designed to bridge school leadership and families. It empowers parents with student data insights, school improvement strategies, and an understanding of Title I funding allocations.

A practical, reflective lesson helping students process their experiences from playing The Game of Life. Students connect gameplay scenarios to real-world transition concepts like budgeting, career training, and emergency planning.

A comprehensive, 2-page teacher-facing guide outlining the lesson's instructional sequence, discussion prompts, cognitive science background (illusions of competence, retrieval practice), and active learning facilitation strategies.

A two-part counselor-led sequence designed to guide high school freshmen through the Naviance AchieveWorks personality assessment. Students decode their personality types, explore career paths, analyze collaborative dynamics, and set goals for their high school transition.

This lesson explores the evolution of family roles, active listening techniques, distinguishing verbal vs. non-verbal communication, and preparing for a meaningful home-based family interview.

A clean, bright light-themed single-page presentation slide that demonstrates how students can apply the C.H.E.C.K. framework to real-life situations. It outlines common scenarios such as friendship struggles, social media, and AI information, reminding them to always pause and ask 'What am I missing?'.