School-Connect: Optimizing the High School Experience

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School-Connect: Optimizing the High School Experience

FEATURES: American, Facilitator: Educator, Grades 9 to 12, Moderate Cost ($100 to $500), Moderate Effort, Parents Involved, Productivity, Performance & Engagement, Social Emotional Intelligence, Training Not Required

This multimedia curriculum is designed to improve high school students’ social, emotional, and academic skills and strengthen relationships among students and between students and teachers.

School-Connect seeks to foster academic engagement, enhance social and emotional competencies, reduce risk behaviors, and facilitate supportive relationships within middle and high school communities.

School-Connect version 4.0 features:

25-minute CORE lessons then add BOOSTERS as you have time
Multimedia slide presentations w/ embedded videos & activities
Knowledge Hubs (like 3-minute TEDTalks in every lesson)
Teen Voices videos with real students speaking from experience
Lesson outlines at-a-glance for teachers
Handouts for students in writable, Google Docs, and Spanish
Closed captions in English and Spanish for all videos
Family discussions and activities in EQ @ Home or School

WHY EDUCATORS LIKE THIS PROGRAM

Curriculum lessons
Curriculum kits can be purchased at the link below in either single modules or the entire program. A whole school license is also available for a minimum of $5000 if desired.
Based on Social Emotional Learning
Evaluation reports are available here.

Source: School-Connect

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