Course
Gone Is Gone: Supporting Military-Connected Children During Absences
Professional Development
Gone Is Gone: Supporting Military-Connected Children During Absences
When a service member is gone, the entire family is affected. This course guides youth-serving educators and professionals in identifying the impact of parental or caregiver absences on children of different age groups. Participants will explore...
Mini Lesson: How to Be a Friend with downloadable student-led facilitation guide
Students
Mini Lesson: How to Be a Friend with downloadable student-led facilitation guide
Being a friend means more than just hanging out. How can we tell when someone’s struggling—and what can we do to help?

This Student 2 Student (S2S) Mini Lesson is for peer-to-peer, student-led facilitation. Each mini lesson is about 20 minutes...
Mini Lesson: How to Disagree with downloadable student-led facilitation guide
Students
Mini Lesson: How to Disagree with downloadable student-led facilitation guide
Everyone experiences disagreements and conflict. How can we deescalate?

This Student 2 Student (S2S) Mini Lesson is for peer-to-peer, student-led facilitation. Each mini lesson is about 20 minutes and contains a variety of engaging questions and...
Mini Lesson: How to Fail with downloadable student-led facilitation guide
Students
Mini Lesson: How to Fail with downloadable student-led facilitation guide
Everyone fails; we all make mistakes. How can we move on?

This Student 2 Student (S2S) Mini Lesson is for peer-to-peer, student-led facilitation. Each mini lesson is about 20 minutes and contains a variety of engaging questions and activities to...
Mini Lesson: How to Get the Party Started with downloadable student-led facilitation guide
Students
Mini Lesson: How to Get the Party Started with downloadable student-led facilitation guide
It can be awkward to introduce yourself or talk to someone you don't know. How can we get started?

This Student 2 Student (S2S) Mini Lesson is for peer-to-peer, student-led facilitation. Each mini lesson is about 20 minutes and contains a variety...
Mini Lesson: How to Keep Your Cool with downloadable student-led facilitation guide
Students
Mini Lesson: How to Keep Your Cool with downloadable student-led facilitation guide
Your blood pressure rises. Your palms get sweaty. What do you do now?

This Student 2 Student (S2S) Mini Lesson is for peer-to-peer, student-led facilitation. Each mini lesson is about 20 minutes and contains a variety of engaging questions and...
Mini Lesson: Navigating the Absence of a Service Member
Professional Development
Mini Lesson: Navigating the Absence of a Service Member
Discover simple, calming strategies that strengthen connection, support emotional resilience, and help young children confidently navigate the absence of a deployed or absent parent. This mini lesson equips professionals to guide parents of...
Mini Lesson: Social Connection for All Ages
Professional Development
Mini Lesson: Social Connection for All Ages
See things from others' perspectives and find simple ways to grow stronger relationships at home, at school, and in your community.

This mini lesson is for professionals working with students of all ages. Professionals can also use the mini lesson...
Mini Lesson: Social Connections for Adolescents or Adults
Professional Development
Mini Lesson: Social Connections for Adolescents or Adults
Strong friendships, positive coping skills, and having confidence help us get through tough times.

This mini lesson is for professionals working with adolescents. Professionals can also use the mini lesson with their peers. Each mini lesson is...
Mini Lesson: Social Connections for Elementary School Students
Professional Development
Mini Lesson: Social Connections for Elementary School Students
By focusing on what's strong inside of us and supporting each other, we can grow through challenges together.

This mini lesson is for professionals working with elementary school students. Each mini lesson is about 20 minutes and contains a...

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