A professional "Agency Contract" for high schoolers. It offers pathways for students to design their own digital boundaries or team communication protocols, reinforcing accountability as a professional leadership skill.

A professional slide deck for high school students. It reframes digital citizenship as "Agency" and uses business-inspired concepts like the "switching cost" of distractions and "communication standards" to encourage accountable behavior.

A high school teacher plan that rebrands digital citizenship as "Professional Agency." It focuses on self-regulation, the "switching cost" of distractions, and developing a professional digital brand as a JHawk.

A sophisticated accountability-tracking worksheet for grades 6-8. It prompts students to identify digital distractions and plan their communication strategies for different phases of classroom instruction.

A high-energy slide deck for middle schoolers. It introduces the concept of the "Attention Economy" and uses "The JHawk Way" to frame device accountability as a form of social and personal leadership.

A teacher lesson plan for grades 6-8 centered on "Accountability." It focuses on the concept of the "Attention Economy" and helps students understand how their device use communicates respect within the school community.

A printable student activity sheet for K-5. It offers two creative paths—drawing or writing—to demonstrate understanding of responsible device navigation and communication.

A visually engaging slide deck for K-5 students using the Urbandale brand. It defines "Lids Down," "Half-Mast," and "Full Launch" as positive behavioral choices for navigating classroom technology.

A comprehensive 20-minute teacher lesson plan for grades K-5 focused on the "Responsible" pillar of the JHawk Way. Includes instructional steps for teaching device transitions and positive navigation habits.

A set of 4 tactical 'Mission Objective' cards designed for cut-out use. Each card includes fields for defining a goal, setting a deadline, chunking the goal into micro-tasks, and establishing a reward system, maintaining the technical 'Command Center' theme. Optimized for print with clear cut guides and improved accessibility.

Expanded 6-page workbook for teenagers focusing on executive functioning and planning. Includes a new section on Emotional Regulation (Thermal Management) with stress identification and cooling protocols, alongside previous planning and focus tools.

A teacher guide providing salary profiles for the simulation, discussion prompts for the worksheet, and random 'Life Happens' events to challenge student budgets.

A comprehensive budgeting simulation worksheet where students allocate a mock salary across fixed and variable expenses to determine their monthly surplus or deficit.

A scenario-based workbook that guides students through the practical math of car ownership and apartment leasing, focusing on hidden costs and emergency situations.

A side-by-side comparison worksheet that helps students analyze the financial and time investments required for four-year degrees versus trade school certifications.

A high-energy, visually striking slide deck designed to introduce students to the financial trade-offs between college and trade school, the hidden costs of housing, and the total cost of car ownership.

A comprehensive one-page behavior guide for Irving ISD that synthesizes best practices into an optimized 8.5 x 11 inch reference sheet, styled with a district-aligned blue, gray, and red palette and larger Irving ISD logo on the top left. Updated with a repeated referrals section at the bottom.

A comprehensive behavior policy handbook for K-12 schools, including mission statements, classification matrices, and behavior resolution protocols, styled with a formal blue and gray theme and bigger Irving ISD logo. High-legibility 2-page layout. Added behavior resolution section and sequential intervention loop details. Fixed layout errors and increased text size for better readability. Added repeated referrals section.

A visual decision-making flow chart for K-12 teachers that distinguishes between teacher-managed minor infractions and office-managed major infractions, themed with a professional navy blue, gray, and red palette and bigger Irving ISD logo. Compacted into a single-page layout. Updated Step 3 and added resolution section. Added repeated referrals section at the bottom.

A detailed analysis of four existing behavior systems, highlighting their commonalities and differences to inform a cohesive K-12 framework, styled with a professional blue, gray, and red palette and larger Irving ISD logo on the top left. Unified resolution logic and strategies added. Fixed layout for 1-page fit.

The educator's key for the Email Etiquette Exercise, featuring model rewrites for unprofessional emails and a guide to workplace visibility ethics.

A professional communication worksheet based on 'The Devil Wears Prada'. Students practice refactoring unprofessional emails, drafting urgent status updates, and analyzing the ethics of digital workplace visibility. Revised for improved page breaks and layout efficiency.

A comprehensive teacher guide for the Goodfellas financial literacy lesson, including objectives, pacing, discussion prompts, and a detailed answer key for the student worksheet.

A movie viewing guide for Goodfellas focusing on financial concepts like illicit income, business 'bust-outs', lifestyle inflation, and the risks of high-interest debt (the vig).

A visually striking slide deck exploring the economic concepts within the film Goodfellas, including the bust-out model, lifestyle inflation, and the "vig" (high-interest debt).

A 23-slide tiered presentation on the Information Ecosystem, featuring specific modules for Grades 9-12 with modeling, examples, and practice activities for each level.

A 23-slide tiered presentation on the Information Ecosystem, featuring specific modules for Grades 9-12 with modeling, examples, and practice activities for each level.

Tiered slides for Info Ecosystem lesson.

The educator's key for the fill-in-the-blank viewing guide, consolidated onto a single page for ease of use. Includes specific answers and facilitation tips.

A fill-in-the-blank viewing guide for 'The Devil Wears Prada' focusing on plot-based questions and thematic analysis of workplace culture, communication, and business ethics. Includes a reference word bank to support student completion. Revised for better page breaks and layout.

A comprehensive teacher's guide for Lesson 6, providing pacing, discussion prompts, and technical tips for facilitating the formal business proposal setup.

A student-facing formatting checklist and architecture guide for setting up a formal business proposal, featuring technical requirements for alignment, typography, and spacing.

A professional, visually striking slide deck for teaching document architecture and formal business proposal formatting, featuring blueprint design elements and technical software skill guides.

A student synthesis worksheet for Lesson 5, guiding students through the process of writing a summary paragraph based on their market research and deciding whether to pivot their product idea.

A joint teacher's guide for Lessons 4 and 5, covering interviewing techniques, the concept of the pivot, and facilitating a market research sprint with digital citizenship reminders.

A high-energy slide deck for Lesson 5, focusing on market research, transcribing customer feedback, and the concept of 'pivoting' based on data synthesis.

A student worksheet designed to help scaffold the creation of an interview script with open-ended questions, featuring a table layout and a digital skills checklist.

A high-impact slide deck for teaching customer interviewing techniques, focusing on open-ended questions vs. leading questions and introducing the technical skill of creating tables.

A comprehensive facilitator guide for Lesson 3, covering target market segmentation, customer empathy, and user journey mapping with facilitation tips.

A detailed template for students to create a "User Persona" profile, identifying customer demographics, frustrations, and a "Day in the Life" journey for their product ideas.