Helping Middle and High School Students Learn Social Emotional Skills
Self-awareness, impulse control, empathy, teamwork, and responsible decision-making are just some of the social emotional skills that help students succeed in and out of school. Unfortunately, many students aren’t developing them. What if there was a straightforward way to teach students empathy and encourage emotional development? That’s why we created Habitudes for Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) to teach social skills to middle and high school youths.
SEL Curriculum Lesson Plan Options:
Practical SEL Lesson Plans
The Habitudes for Social and Emotional Learning curriculum uses memorable imagery, real-life stories and practical experiences to teach timeless emotional skills in a way that is relevant to students today. Students are constantly using images to communicate via emojis, Instagram, and Snapchat. Why not utilize their favorite language to bridge the gap between learning and real-life application as part of your social emotional learning program?
Our SEL curriculum helps middle and high school students:
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Freshmen courses and programs
After-school programs
Senior capstone courses
What’s Included in Habitudes
Our social emotional learning curriculum includes access to the following teaching resources:
Flexible Social Emotional
Skills Lesson Plans
Teaching Videos
Slide Decks
Group Social Emotional
Learning Activities
Posters
Student Worksheets
What Topics Are Covered
Habitudes for Social & Emotional Learning aligns with CASEL’s core competencies and covers topics such as:
LIST OF ALL TOPICS
| Middle School Edition | High School Edition | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Identifying Emotions | Self-Motivation | ||
| Accurate Self-Perception | Goal Setting | ||
| Recognizing Strengths | Organization Skills | ||
| Self-Efficacy | Impulse Control | ||
| Impulse Control | Stress Management | ||
| Stress Management | Self-Discipline | ||
| Self-Discipline | Identifying Emotions | ||
| Perspective-Taking | Accurate Self-Perception | ||
| Respect for Others | Recognizing Strengths | ||
| Social Engagement | Self-Confidence | ||
| Relationship Building | Self-Efficacy | ||
| Evaluating Decisions | |||
| Ethical Responsibility |
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Results Schools Have Seen While Using Habitudes
The following results have been reported by schools who have used the Habitudes social skills curriculum:
300% Increase in Student Leadership Team
45% increase in community service hours per students
400% increase in student-initiated clubs
11% decrease in disciplinary incidents
60% decrease in fights
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Explore Other Habitudes Programs
Growing Leaders offers multiple specialized programs for teaching middle and high school students valuable life skills. The practical lessons plans of our character education program teaches character development in a way that is relevant and engaging for today’s students. Develop critical leadership skills with the high school leadership program for students already exhibiting an interest in leadership, like those in student government, student ambassadors, and other leadership clubs. When graduation approaches, use our college and career lesson plans to equip young adults for the transition by developing critical skills like resilience and problem-solving.