This lesson focuses on the crucial distinction between intent (what we meant to do) and impact (the actual result of our actions or words). Students reflect on why impact often matters more in repairing harm and how to navigate these moments with accountability.

A CBT-based lesson designed for teenagers to understand the connection between anxiety and anger, identify triggers, and practice self-regulation techniques.

This lesson explores the origins and impacts of urban stereotypes, specifically focusing on the harmful "violent" and "drug-seeking" narratives often applied to marginalized communities. Students will analyze media bias and reflect on the real-world consequences of these single-perspective stories.

A comprehensive guide to the home buying process, covering financial preparation, mortgage types, home inspections, and the legal closing process. Students will learn how to navigate the complex journey of purchasing their first home with confidence and financial savvy.

This lesson teaches an anxious 15-year-old girl how to differentiate between communication styles, challenge her fears of being 'dramatic' or 'hurting others', and develop practical scripts for handling her parents, friends, and teachers using CBT principles.

Analyzing how location affects the value of money by comparing cost-of-living data between Denver, Colorado, and Los Angeles, California.

Navigating the administrative side of employment, including benefit comparisons and the essential tax forms required for new hires.

Understanding the fundamentals of how income is earned, how paychecks are calculated, and the specific math behind a $15.16 hourly wage.

Students learn the importance of post-interview follow-up by writing thank-you emails and reflecting on their overall performance throughout the project.

A hands-on day for mock interviews where students practice professional communication and receive constructive feedback.

Students prepare for the social dynamics of an interview by researching common retail questions and planning their own inquiries for the employer.