All Practices
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Checking Your Perspective
Partners practice perspective-taking (and perspective-receiving) when writing about their responses to a given scenario.
Asking Effective Interview Questions
Students play a question game that helps them to develop interview questions at three different levels of inquiry.
What Kind of Happy Are You?
Students identify and discuss moments when they experience 10 positive emotions.
Asking Powerful Questions
Students learn about cultivating a curious mindset by asking powerful questions.
Practicing Shallow vs. Deep Curiosity
Students learn about the differences between shallow and deep curiosity and develop questions that reflect both levels of curiosity.
Module 8.1 Purpose for Students
Module 7.1 Purpose for Educators
Take-Home Skill: Nurture Conversation Skills to Bridge Differences for Teens
Help teens learn communication strategies to enhance their capacity to bridge differences.
Take-Home Skill: Teens and Adults Collaborating to Uplift the Community
Help teens and adults bridge differences to promote positive changes in their community.
Take-Home Skill: Nurture a Value Diversity Mindset in Teens
Help adolescents reflect on the importance of recognizing different cultural and social identities.
Take Home Skill: Growing Civic Empowerment
Parents/caregivers and their teens discuss issues in their community and in the world, and think together about how they can make an impact.
Module 8.2 Self-Compassion for Students
Module 7.2 Self-Compassion for Educators
Module 7.3 Kindness and Compassion for Educators
Module 7.4 Gratitude for Educators
Module 8.3 Kindness and Compassion for Students
Module 8.4 Gratitude for Students
Awe-Inspiring Affirmations
Cultivate joy, optimism, and hope through student-written affirmations.
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