A concise exit ticket for students to reflect on the difference between debate and dialogue, identify new perspectives gained, and commit to a curiosity-based question for future conversations. Two tickets per page for efficient printing. Now with white work areas and better spacing.

A detailed facilitator script for teachers, providing talk-tracks, pivot phrases for handling stereotypes, and slide-by-slide guidance for the Perspective Prism lesson. Now includes specific instructions for facilitating the student-facing guides. Now with an added tip about modeling with the worked example.

A teacher facilitation guide and answer key for 'The Pursuit of Happyness' lesson. Includes guided discussion prompts, answer keys for the viewing guide, and character analysis insights.

A character study graphic organizer designed to analyze resilience and mindset across different characters in 'The Pursuit of Happyness', including Chris, Linda, and Christopher.

A comprehensive two-page movie viewing guide for 'The Pursuit of Happyness'. It includes guided questions on mindset, creative problem solving, and a post-viewing reflection section.

An introductory slide deck for 'The Pursuit of Happyness' focusing on defining growth mindset, resilience, and grit. Includes essential questions and viewing focus tips for students.

A teacher facilitation guide for the Emotional Intelligence lesson, including pacing, answer keys for the worksheet, and advice for managing sensitive discussions.

A set of four printable task cards for B1 ESL students featuring workplace and social role-plays, a well-being discussion prompt, and a debate topic on AI and emotions.

A printable worksheet for B1 ESL students featuring vocabulary matching, scenario analysis, and personal reflection questions focused on emotions in workplace and social contexts.

A 7-slide presentation introducing the concept of emotional intelligence, featuring an expanded emotions wheel (Beyond the Core) and discussion prompts for workplace and social contexts.

A collection of three distinct scenarios—novel-based, social, and academic—designed for students to practice applying the CBT cycle. Each scenario includes specific analysis tasks, designated writing areas with ruled lines, and a prominent CBT Triangle reference graphic. Optimized for print to prevent content cutting.