A Mind Adventure

Help youth discover how they are wired emotionally and practice communication and creative problem solving skills from a place of inner confidence. Explore meditation, as well as intention and goal setting, to create their own blueprint to success.

This class is designed to improve one’s ability to learn, connect, and lead within an educational setting and beyond into life, relationships, and career. Guiding students to:

  • Discover their own personal core qualities, values, and beliefs

  • Better understand their emotions, thoughts, feelings, and perceptions

  • Shift from negative to empowered states of being (mentally, physically, and emotionally)

  • Comprehend the emotions of love & fear & understand their effects on the brain & body

  • Listen actively & communicate empathetically

  • Activate critical thinking & creative problem solving

  • Create and execute specific, personal goals & intentions

  • Affirm their purpose in alignment with their core values



Structure

Merging mindful meditation, journaling, workbooks, art projects, interactive exercises, and group conversations, the curriculum is engaging, interactive, and kinesthetic. Each topic is broken down into clear, detailed lesson plans, so that teachers can integrate the program into their unique classroom settings.

HiEQ employs the teaching structure “I-do,” “We-do,” “You-do” to create a collaborative learning environment. It includes hands-on activities relevant to real life challenges that students face every day in school, at home, and in their communities. Lessons adapt easily to a variety of core subjects, particularly health, social sciences, and the arts. Activities include both group and individual instruction and are designed for diverse learning styles. Each topic culminates with a meaningful “Call to Action,” giving students the opportunity to apply what they’ve learned by using technology to facilitate positive change.

HiEQ includes eight topics that range from 90-170 minutes with SEL exercises and activities, creative arts, journaling, and guided meditations. Each topic is typically taught over the course of a one or two-week period and can be integrated into a variety of lesson plans.


 8 topics

1. My Foundation

2. My Energy

3. Overcoming Fear

4. Love in Action

5. Emotional Intelligence

6. Interpersonal Intelligence

7. Problem Solving

8. Goals & Intentions

 

Each topic includes:

SEL Exercises & Activities

SEL Exercises & Activities

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Creative Arts & Journaling

Guided Meditation

Call-To-Action


HiEQ Student Journal

Students work in their own personal journal to guide them through the process and track progress. Students refer to their journals for learning and reading, writing journal entries, clarifying objectives and summarizing lessons. They will find funny definitions to mind boggling emotions, social media Calls-To-Action, poetry and inspiring imagery. The student journal serves as a reflection of the inner work they do as they align their core values and beliefs with their goals and intentions.



evaluations

We’ve created online pre and post assessments for each student and facilitator to track objectives, in order to accumulate evidence-based learning. We work with you to include pertinent evaluations of instruction and data tracking.


Training & Support

The Curriculum comes with HiEQ Tutorial Videos to train facilitators online. Plus, we provide email and phone support throughout the entire program. We are here to address all of your questions and help you through any challenges, so that you and your students get the most out of the HiEQ Curriculum.

Learn more about our SEL & HiEQ Facilitator Teacher Trainings.