
When Learning Becomes More About Behaviors Than Academics
Education is not just about learning, and the challenge for teachers is around not only garnering student attention, but helping them to retain information, build inquiry, and expand on knowledge as well as application of concepts.
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Sounds simple right?
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Not really if you are a teacher managing post pandemic impacts, the information age revolution with students having faces buried in cell phones or who are struggling with exhaustion after being up late gaming, surfing Youtube, or doomscrolling social media. Students are not only navigating the information age revolution with technological accessibility leading to digital overload, but families are also in transition managing the affordability crisis, geopolitics (tariff wars) and job insecurities. The result is an overload on mental health stressors which overflows into student disengagement as well as chronic absenteeism. In many areas student success rates are declining, learning gaps are apparent, and learners are struggling with focus as well as learning retention.
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​​​Twenty is an online resource for Educators to use in their Grade 5 to 12 classrooms that includes 20 Qualities of Healthy Youth along with videos, exercises, and individual assessments that helps students to learn a toolbox of skills to deal with mental health stressors, challenges with focus and attention, digital overload, goal-setting, relational resilience, and critical thinking so that they can reengage in their learning as well as thrive while building their futures. This engaging resource includes 60 topics interwoven through six characters' experiences that students can access individually with their own log-in code or as a class through the teacher's copy.
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Section 20.1- Contains Targeted Interventions Around Disengagement
Section 20.2- Contains Targeted Interventions & Strategies for Student Digital Overload
Section 20.3- Contains Targeted Interventions & Trauma-Informed Strategies for Students Managing Dislocation
Section 20.4- Contains Targeted Interventions & Strategies for Managing Learning Gaps. (Section 20.4A contains phonic reading exercises to support students obtain literacy or functional literacy if gaps are severe while Section 20.4B contains bonus modules on future planning and resiliency.
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Teach students how to gamify goals, build a toolbox of skills for managing diital overload, and explore how to be resilient as well as engaged in building their futures.
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*Click Here to Receive Your Free Teacher Copy
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With Twenty, students get to reconnect back to the why of learning.
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Watch below in the videos for more details about this cutting-edge new program your school can use with targeted interventions around not only preparing students for their futures, but also addressing the deeper issues of student disengagement as well as chronic absenteeism.


How To Integrate Twenty Into Your Classroom

Meet your social/emotional curricular outcomes and core competencies with soft skills training in a fun as well as engaging way for learners grades 5 to 12. Choose any of the 60 Modules with stories to use to explore soft skills training which include:
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Build out activities for each module includes: ​
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i) A tip sheet of strategies for each module for class discussion
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ii) Goal Bus Plan Activity whereby students in small groups or individually create a story ending to each story by setting goals for the character by also creating challenges as ways to solve character's dilemmas in each section.
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*Complete the first two goals above through the Free Teacher copy.
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Or purchase individual program account keys for your students so that your students can access each module individually and unlock their own personalized:
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iii) Mix It Up Quiz for each module
iv) Personal Reflection and Journal Writing for each module
v) Build out Story Writing for each module
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*With individual student copies, students can complete this work individually or in small groups. Also, students can work together on building goal maps for each character story as they learn new soft skills and a toolbox of skills to deal with mental health stressors, challenges with focus and attention, digital overload, goal-setting, relational resilience, and critical thinking.
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*Students who have learning gaps or have missed school can also benefit from individual copies as they work through the modules independently or even work on the bonus modules Section 20.4- Contains Targeted Interventions & Strategies for Managing Learning Gaps. (Section 20.4A contains phonic reading exercises to support students obtain literacy or functional literacy with the "Start From the Beginning Reading for Spelling" so that students can address literacy gaps by learning phonetic spelling. Also, Section 20.4B contains bonus modules on future planning and resiliency.
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*Instead of scrambling to create work for students who have periods of absences or are dealing with large learning gaps, give them an individual log in code to work through the Twenty program.
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Make Twenty part of your schedule by having students in your class complete a section each week on "Motivational Mondays" and finish up with a discussion on "Finalization Fridays." There are many ways to integrate Twenty into your curriculum delivery.
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Order your Free Teacher Copy today or order individual copies for your students which include:
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- 50 yearly account keys for students ($50 CDN; $36 USD; £27). (Share with a teacher and split the cost)
-100 yearly account keys for your grade/school ($100 CDN; $73 USD; £54)
-Unlimited yearly account keys for your school ($300 CDN; $220USD; £162)
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As Educators We Can Help...

Support students with digital overload who are disconnecting socially from their peers and school.

Help students get back their focus, soft skill work habits, and manage technological dependence.

Build on inquiry skills by learning how to map out goal setting through the power of stories.

Help young learners reconnect and be present in daily life while planning their future goals.

Help young learners to reconnect back to their why of learning and reclaim back their attendance rates.
