In this one on one class the student will be taught social skills and social emotional learning skills using the overcoming obstacles curriculum with hundreds of activity-based lessons covering more than 30 skills, students learn how to communicate effectively.

They learn how to make informed decisions. They learn how to set and achieve goals, resolve conflicts, solve problems, respect one another, and more based upon the following topics below. 

These topics will be teach through a variety of different methods (videos, games, interactive worksheets, and more).


Lesson:
-Greetings "How are you feeling today"
-Learning Goal for today
-Lesson
-Reflection




Topics covered:

Active Listening: Teach students to listen attentively to others, making eye contact and responding appropriately to what they hear.

Communication Skills: Help them express themselves clearly and respectfully, whether through spoken or written communication.

Empathy: Encourage understanding and sharing of others' feelings, promoting a caring and supportive environment.

Cooperation: Emphasize the importance of working collaboratively with peers, sharing responsibilities, and contributing to group efforts.

Conflict Resolution: Equip students with strategies to resolve conflicts peacefully, emphasizing compromise and effective communication.

Respect for Differences: Foster an appreciation for diversity and teach students to respect and accept differences in culture, background, and opinions.

Self-Control: Guide students in managing their emotions and behavior, promoting self-regulation and responsible decision-making.

Problem-Solving: Cultivate critical thinking skills by teaching students to identify problems, brainstorm solutions, and evaluate the outcomes.

Responsibility: Encourage a sense of accountability for their actions, belongings, and commitments.

Courteous Behavior: Instill manners and politeness, teaching students to say "please" and "thank you," and showing consideration for others.

Teamwork: Highlight the importance of teamwork, teaching students to contribute to group activities and appreciate the strengths of each team member.

Friendship Skills: Guide students in making and maintaining positive friendships, emphasizing qualities like loyalty, trust, and kindness.

Self-Awareness: Help students develop an understanding of their own emotions, strengths, and areas for growth.

Decision-Making: Teach the importance of making thoughtful decisions, considering the potential consequences of their choices.

Time Management: Introduce basic time management skills to help students organize their tasks and prioritize responsibilities.

Gratitude: Encourage students to express appreciation for others and recognize the positive aspects of their lives.

Sportsmanship: Instill the value of fair play, emphasizing good sportsmanship and the importance of both winning and losing gracefully.

Assertiveness: Teach students to assert their needs and opinions respectfully, without being overly passive or aggressive.