| Course | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Professional Development When a service member is gone, the entire family is affected. This training guides youth-serving educators and professionals in identifying the impact of parental or caregiver absences on children and adolescents. Participants will explore... | ||||
 | Students Everyone experiences disagreements and conflict. How can we deescalate?
Student 2 Student (S2S) Mini Lessons are peer-to-peer, student-led facilitations. Each mini lesson is about 20 minutes and contains a variety of engaging questions and... | ||||
 | Students Everyone fails; we all make mistakes. How can we move on?
Student 2 Student (S2S) Mini Lessons are peer-to-peer, student-led facilitations. Each mini lesson is about 20 minutes and contains a variety of engaging questions and activities to... | ||||
 | Students It can be awkward to introduce yourself or talk to someone you don't know. How can we get started?
Student 2 Student (S2S) Mini Lessons are peer-to-peer, student-led facilitations. Each mini lesson is about 20 minutes and contains a variety of... | ||||
 | Students Your blood pressure rises. Your palms get sweaty. What do you do now?
Student 2 Student (S2S) Mini Lessons are peer-to-peer, student-led facilitations. Each mini lesson is about 20 minutes and contains a variety of engaging questions and... | ||||
 | Professional Development The focus on social-emotional learning (SEL) in our schools is no longer new. Our intent is not to teach you, as professionals, everything there is to know about SEL. Instead, our goal in this course is to focus on how you, as a caring... | ||||
 | Professional Development When a service member leaves active duty service, the family leaves too. This course on Supporting Veterans’ Children Through Transitions™ enables youth-serving educators, professionals, and parents to support the unique transitional issues... | ||||
 | Professional Development This course guides professionals to better understand, recognize and identify the unique challenges for children of National Guard and Reserve members. You will learn a variety of strategies, tools, and resources to help support these... |
Log in with Facebook 
Log in with Google 
Log in with LinkedIn 