Safe Harbors Presentation Slides

A high school financial literacy sequence covering practical budgeting, distinguishing needs from wants, and calculating real-world sales transactions.

A high-impact decision-making lesson for sixth graders that teaches the COMPASS framework to evaluate social pressure against personal core values. Students analyze authentic middle school scenarios, roleplay assertive boundary-setting, and craft personal conviction statements.

Eight printable small-group dilemma discussion cards and a Socratic protocol guide challenging sixth graders to resolve complex social tensions using the COMPASS framework.

A comprehensive comparative postsecondary exploration sequence guiding high school students through admissions criteria, degree timelines, affordability, campus culture, and career outcomes across flagship and regional public universities.

Learners master retail calculations including sales tax, percentage markdowns, coupon stacking, unit pricing, and comprehensive receipt verification for smart purchasing.

A print-ready two-page student worksheet containing the Values Radar self-audit, two authentic middle school ethical scenario breakdowns using COMPASS, and an Anchor Statement workshop.

A two-part social-emotional learning series tailored for middle school Black and Brown boys. The sequence equips students with distress tolerance, emotional cooldown strategies, and squad support networks through gaming metaphors and creative challenges.

Learners define personal financial goals, differentiate between needs and wants across varied life situations, and construct a functional balanced budget using the 50/30/20 framework.

An interactive, high-visibility 6-slide presentation introducing peer pressure dynamics, the 3 social crosscurrents, and the 4-step COMPASS decision framework with real middle school dilemmas.

A multi-day career readiness and communication sequence where high school students explore workplace communication styles, practice conflict de-escalation strategies, and craft structured Level 3+ conflict resolution proposals for cross-functional teams.

A focused social-emotional learning lesson where students reflect on personal well-being, set actionable growth goals, and reinforce their skills through collaborative play.

A multi-day social-emotional learning sequence designed to help students master social cue detection, calm conflict resolution, and peer navigation. Students progress from decoding subtle cues to active problem-solving and independent real-world application.