Student Success Skills

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FEATURES: American, Coping, Resilience & Managing Life Challenges, Early Years to Kindergarten, Facilitator: Educator, Grades 1 to 3, Grades 4 to 6, Grades 7 to 8, Grades 9 to 12, Low Cost (under $100), Parents Not Involved, Productivity, Performance & Engagement, Social Emotional Intelligence, Training Optional

Student Success Skills (SSS) classroom lessons introduce students to the SSS strategies they can use all year to better master the regular curriculum and develop healthy habits, caring relationships and encouraging classroom communities. led classroom and group lessons focused on helping students develop cognitive, social and self-management skills lead to improved student performance. Strategies and skills are organized under the following five categories: goal setting/planning & progress monitoring & success story sharing, creating a caring supportive and encouraging classroom community, cognitive & memory skills, performing under pressure, managing test anxiety, and building healthy optimism.

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Classroom manuals are available to order online.

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