Spotligt On:Learning for Life SWFL

Learning for Life provides character education in schools PreK through Grade 12.  

Learning for Life features grade-appropriate, theme-oriented lesson plans to be used in the classroom to enhance and support the core curriculum.  Lessons are designed to be conducted by the classroom teachers in conjunction with the core curriculum. The Learning for Life curriculum is research based and our content team has uniquely blended character development traits into lessons that are aligned to core curriculum standards in all 50 states. This enables students to practice and reinforce core curriculum topics and skills while learning critical character development and life skills.

Learning for Life is an action-learning process and uses teaching techniques such as role-playing, small-group discussions, reflective and moral dilemma exercises and hands-on activities.  The reflective portion of each lesson is the pivotal point at which youth have the opportunity to think about what they’ve learned and integrate the experience into real life.  Each lesson will have a specific theme; we suggest that at least one lesson be used each week.

Our guest is program director Tina Pegler and joining her will be a teacher and counslor who are part of this program.

Join us to kearn more about this programand how you can help.

http://whatsupswfl.net/learningforlifeswfl.aspx