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The Art of Planning: Planners/Calendars & Digital Tools | Time Management Skills
Do your students struggle with time management, organization, and balance. This interactive resource teaches them how to plan effectively using weekly planners, calendars, and digital tools—skills they’ll need for both academic and career success! What’s Included:✅ Self-Assessment Discussion to spark reflection on planning habits ✅ Weekly Planner Template (printable + digital) ✅ Digital Tools Mini Research (Google Calendar, Trello, Notion & more) ✅ Scenario Cards & Role-Play with real-lif
8th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Business, Social Emotional Learning, Speaking & Listening
Supporting Agency & Action Teacher’s Guide - IB PYP
An informative resource for classroom teachers or for staff professional development. It includes: what agency and action areways educators can support and increase agency and actionreal-life examples of agency and action from 14 different inquiry units done with studentsan editable agency and action experiences chart learners can use for ideas and add to with their own ideas
Adult Education
Eisenhower Matrix Prioritization Activity Pack | Printable & Digital | Kahoot
Do your students struggle to decide what matters most? This engaging, hands-on career readiness lesson helps learners master the difference between urgent and important tasks using the Eisenhower Matrix, real-life scenarios, and a fun Kahoot! quiz. 📦 WHAT'S INCLUDED:Eisenhower Matrix Template (color-coded, printable + digital) and Scenario Sorting Activity with relatable examples (tests, social media, job prep, health, etc.)My Priorities Reflection Sheet (exit ticket style)Google Slides + PDF
8th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Business, Social Emotional Learning, Writing
Child Abuse & Trauma Lesson | Mandated Reporting | Development | FCS | FACS
Help your students understand one of the most important responsibilities in child-related careers- recognizing and responding to child abuse- while also learning how to provide safe, supportive environments for children who have experienced trauma. This engaging, ready-to-use lesson is divided into three key sections, each with its own interactive activity: Child Abuse: Students read realistic scenarios and identify the type of abuse (physical, emotional, sexual, or neglect) using contextual clu
9th - 12th
Family Consumer Sciences
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