A 2-page student worksheet for the Brain Glitch lesson. Features a compact SIFT reference section, vocabulary practice, and a deep-dive case study with 4 critical thinking prompts.

A 10-slide presentation for middle school students on critical thinking, featuring confirmation bias, authority bias, and the SIFT method for fact-checking. Includes on-slide speaker notes for teachers.

A comprehensive 1-page answer key and sample response guide for the Advocacy Lab lesson, covering worksheet answers and game scenario solutions.

A 1-page exit ticket (printed 2-per-page) for students to reflect on their personal barriers and practice writing an Advocacy Formula statement.

A set of 4 printable scenario cards for the 'Advocacy Action' game, where students identify invisible barriers and practice assertive self-advocacy using the Advocacy Formula.

A 2-page student worksheet for the 'Advocacy Lab' lesson, helping students identify environmental, instructional, and mental health barriers and practice the Advocacy Formula.

A high-impact 6-slide presentation for middle schoolers using an 'Advocacy Lab' theme to teach self-advocacy skills for mental health and disability needs.

A detailed 1-page teacher's guide for the 'Advocacy Lab Protocol' lesson, focusing on mental health and disability self-advocacy, with a timeline, barriers list, and discussion prompts.

Two exit tickets per page to optimize printing. Includes clear selection areas, improved handwriting space, and high-contrast labels for middle school students.

Instructions and printable scenario scraps for the Advocacy Relay game. Grouped to ensure all printable pieces are on a single page for easy preparation.

Printable scenario cards for self-advocacy role-plays. Uses CSS to prevent cards from breaking across pages during printing.

A guided reflection worksheet for students to assess their comfort levels with self-advocacy and practice the Voice Formula. Features compact sections to ensure all content fits on a single page.

A vibrant slide deck for middle school group therapy. It defines self-advocacy, illustrates the "Voice Formula" with a concrete example, presents real-world practice scenarios, and outlines exit ticket reflections.