Prepare students for success with online SEL content and assessments

According to CASEL, students who participate in social emotional learning (SEL) programming have a 6% advantage in their high school graduation rate. Naviance provides districts and schools online content and assessments to flexibly incorporate critical social emotional learning and bolster graduation success.

  • Naviance Curriculum
  • Gallup StrengthsExplorer®

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Naviance Curriculum

Naviance Curriculum enables an online, self-paced learning experience for students in grades 6-12 that develops critical social emotional learning skills aligned to the American School Counselor Association’s Mindsets and Behaviors for Student Success. Engaging video and interactive content empower students to learn on their own and allow counselors to maximize time supporting an entire student population. Educators are able to measure student readiness at each grade level with a pre- and post-assessment and provide individualized support based on results. Naviance Curriculum offers lessons related to building social emotional learning skills such as managing stress and building a support network.

Naviance Curriculum keeps students engaged through video and interactive content.

 

Gallup StrengthsExplorer®

Gallup StrengthsExplorer® assesses ten talent themes for individuals and identifies each student’s three strongest emerging talents.

Once students identify their talents, StrengthsExplorer® presents ideas for how to highlight and apply them so students can realize their full potential. The assessment contains 78 short questions and is recommended for grades six through ten.

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When a foundation for social and emotional skills is established early on, students transform into effective adults.

Becky Ballbach, Director of Student Support Services, Everett Public Schools, Washington

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Connecting Social Emotional Learning with CCLR During COVID-19
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Expanding the Definition of College and Career Readiness: Introducing the CCLR Framework
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