Superhero Help Signal

A targeted five-week counseling sequence for a 6th-grade student to master emotional identification, somatic regulation tools, self-advocacy break requests, and self-monitoring to achieve a 4-out-of-5 opportunity benchmark.

An exploratory 8th-grade Preparing for College and Careers unit where students learn to navigate Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and Department of Workforce Development (DWD) labor data. Students investigate career requirements, compare economic outlooks, and formulate an actionable multi-year educational plan.

Teacher facilitation and instructional guide providing pacing schedules, BLS and DWD portal navigation tips, common student misconceptions, and an evaluation rubric.

A targeted six-week intervention sequence designed to reduce anxiety, build emotional vocabulary, teach practical coping strategies, foster self-expression, and boost self-esteem. Tailored for a middle school student reading at a first-grade instructional level using high-interest superhero/courage themes, visual choice supports, and somatic practices.

A comprehensive ERMHS-aligned instructional unit designed to teach students how to manage unexpected changes in routine, schedule, activity, or staffing through proactive coping strategies, positive self-talk, and transition planning.

Comprehensive two-page planning document for 8th-grade students to bridge their labor research into an actionable 4-year high school course sequence, CTE pathway, and postsecondary education plan.

A comprehensive metacognitive framework guiding secondary students to systematically classify assessment errors, analyze underlying misconceptions, and generate meaningful corrections that build mastery.

Two-page guided research organizer for 8th-grade students to investigate and compare two career pathways side-by-side using real-world data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and Department of Workforce Development (DWD).

Interactive slide deck introducing 8th-grade students to Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and Department of Workforce Development (DWD) research tools. Explains core labor metrics such as median wage, growth projections, and postsecondary education pathways.