Synthesizes the unit by applying the Control Compass to complex social scenarios and providing students with a long-term reference for self-regulation.

Focuses on the concept of 'letting go' of external factors and introduces the 'Anchor' technique for grounding oneself when faced with uncontrollable situations.

Introduces the concept of the 'Control Compass' and helps students identify the specific thoughts, words, and actions that fall within their personal circle of control.

A 20-30 minute lesson focused on fostering inclusion, empathy, and respect among 7th and 8th-grade students. This lesson covers varying abilities, cultural backgrounds, and bullying through interactive discussion and reflective activities.

A fast-paced 12-minute lesson teaching 7th graders the 'Peace Protocol' for resolving conflicts effectively. Includes a slide deck, teacher script, and a hands-on practice activity.

A final termination session for an 8th-grade student who has made significant progress with anxiety. The lesson focuses on reflecting on growth, identifying successful coping strategies, and celebrating achievements before moving forward independently.

A lesson exploring the ethics and utility of AI-generated educational content, addressing common concerns like environmental impact and job displacement while highlighting the benefits of personalization and accessibility.

An introductory lesson for 10th graders on the fundamentals of the stock market and basic investing strategies like diversification and long-term growth.

A visual and instructional lesson designed to help a student navigate anger triggers, particularly being told 'no' or experiencing conflict, by identifying urges and replacing them with grounding techniques and coping skills.

A lesson focused on teaching students how to use powerful, industry-standard adjectives to enhance their resumes and professional profiles. Students will learn to replace generic descriptors with high-impact vocabulary that demonstrates their skills and character.

A classroom game styled after Family Feud that teaches growth mindset, self-talk, and focus strategies using the 'Channel Changer' analogy. Students compete in teams to identify common distractions and mindset shifts.