Students engage in full-cycle mock mediations. Groups rotate roles between disputants and mediators, using scripts based on real-life 6th-grade problems (e.g., rumor spreading, exclusion).
A lesson designed to help students identify and track their anxiety levels using a 10-level thermometer. It includes reflective tools to distinguish between anxiety-driven fear and simple avoidance.
A weekly routine for students to track and reflect on self-created executive functioning goals, promoting metacognition and self-regulation.
A foundational Social-Emotional Learning lesson focused on teaching students the STEP problem-solving framework and developing empathy through reflection and kindness tracking.
High school students master the art of professional digital communication through scenario-based practice, focusing on tone, structure, and high-stakes requests.
A practical resource for students to securely record and organize their digital credentials in an alphabetical format.
A concluding session that audits the student's social system, identifying their 'structural strengths' and assets to reinforce self-worth subtly.
A session focused on 'conflict engineering': using empathy (social forecasting) to build bridges and generate solutions for social problems.
A session focused on sharing personal opinions clearly (broadcasting) and using flexible thinking to handle feedback and changes in plans.
A session focused on the mechanics of social decoding: using context and clues to understand perspectives and differentiate between friendly and mean teasing.
A 15-day emotional check-in series using drawing and reflection to help students identify and process their feelings.
The final phase applies growth mindset and goal architecture to real-world life skills: financial management, professional communication, and career planning.
Students explore strategies for handling setbacks, reframing failure as data, and building emotional resilience through specific reframing techniques.