Alissa Wright

This lesson is designed for groups of 4th-grade boys who have behavioral issues, focusing on the importance of respectful language and the impact of racial slurs. In a 30-minute session, students will engage in discussions and activities to understand why using racial slurs like the N-word is harmful and how to choose words that promote respect and kindness. This lesson aims to foster a more inclusive and respectful classroom environment.

This lesson is designed for a 13-year-old student with autism to help them learn and practice patience. Through engaging activities, discussions, and games, the student will explore the concept of patience and how it can be applied in everyday situations. This lesson is crucial as it equips the student with a valuable life skill that can enhance their social interactions and personal growth.

An individualized activity designed for a 15-year-old student with autism to analyze different relationship scenarios and determine whether they are healthy or unhealthy. This lesson aims to develop critical thinking and decision-making skills, focusing on understanding healthy relationships in a personalized, supportive setting.

In this session, students will delve into their passions and skills to uncover their dream jobs. This is crucial for helping students connect their interests with potential career paths and guiding their educational choices.

An individualized session tailored for a 10th-grade student with autism to explore emotions and develop personalized strategies for managing them effectively. This lesson aims to enhance emotional intelligence and is designed to be completed in 30 minutes.

Engage students in scenario-based discussions to practice emotional regulation in hypothetical challenging situations. This lesson is important as it helps students develop critical emotional regulation skills, which are essential for managing stress and making thoughtful decisions. Designed for 9th-grade students, this lesson is intended to be completed in a single 25-minute session and is classified as Tier 3: Individual support.