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Social Dimension
Your child will investigate themselves and others, focusing on communication, relationship-building, and self-awareness, as they begin:
- Developing effective communication skills
- Practicing interpersonal connection
- Exploring conflict resolution strategies
- Building leadership qualities
- Improving social and cultural awareness
- Strategizing responsible decision-making
Emotional Dimension
Your child will experience skills development toward becoming a more stable, flexible adult capable of navigating life’s uncertainties. This looks like:
- Initiating self-awareness
- Improving self-confidence
- Practicing self-management
- Improving self-discipline
- Advancing fear management
- Evolving resilience
Intellectual Dimension
Your young learner’s cognitive skills will be robustly developed to enhance critical thinking skills, such as information analysis, content evaluation, and problem-solving. They will find themselves:
- Thinking abstractly
- Applying logical processes
- Learning to adapt
- Practicing creativity and innovation
- Managing finances
Mindfulness Dimension
Your child will begin to discover their purpose, investigate ethical decision-making, connect more deeply, find an inner peaceful place, and increase their focus by:
- Applying mindfulness techniques
- Building a personal meditation practice
- Expressing gratitude
- Developing compassion
- Practicing forgiveness
Physical Dimension
Your middle schooler will have the opportunity to develop healthy habits, boost their attention span, improve memory, endurance, and flexibility; and increase longevity by learning to engage in:
- Practicing age-appropriate Yoga
- Increasing health and nutrition awareness
- Developing their gross and fine motor skills
- Creating a positive and enjoyable wellness relationship
- Improving overall physical fitness while having fun!
Starting a new school year is tough. Help your child tackle it with confidence.
- Help your child manage emotions and build resilience.
- Teach your child to resist distractions and set goals.
- Equip your child with tools to resolve conflicts calmly.
- Empower your child to understand their values and decisions.
- Encourage your child to develop habits that promote focus and responsibility.
- Support your child in overcoming procrastination and staying on track in school and personal life.
Help your child navigate the emotional storms of adolescence, master their impulses, and conquer stress.
- Identify triggers that cause impulsive behavior.
- Learn to pause before reacting.
- Improve communication skills, including active listening.
- Explore coping strategies for fear and managing stress.
- Reframe fear as a positive opportunity for growth.
- Recognize and manage emotions, thoughts, and behaviors.
Confident You: Believe in Yourself
Identify personal strengths and expand them.- Practice strategies for stepping out of comfort zones.
- Recognize failure as a learning opportunity.
Emotional You: Manage Your Emotions
- Recognize and manage emotions, thoughts, and behaviors.
- Create and set healthy boundaries.
- Identify personal values and beliefs.
- Design coping strategies.
MindCraft: Developing Analytical Skills
- Develop critical thinking skills.
- Analyze complex problems.
- Identify personal biases.
- Practice effective communication skills.
- Apply ethical decision-making frameworks.
- Collaborate in team environments.
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