Curriculum Resources
Changing Perspectives offers social-emotional learning and disability awareness curriculum resources via an online platform to educators worldwide. Neither prescribed nor scripted the portal provides content for grades PreK to High School.
Inspiring students through social-emotional learning, empathy and inclusion, to be the changemakers of tomorrow.
Our online portal is available 24/7, includes educator supporting materials, an interactive lesson planner, and technical support. Our curriculum resources are educator created, reviewed, and aligned with Common Core Standards and CASEL Competencies. These resources are used by a variety of educators working both in and outside of the traditional classroom environment. Homeschoolers, youth organizations, after school programs, and more are all able to utilize the materials.
50+ Lesson Plans
(15-20 minute duration)
40+ Book Resources
10+ Parent Resources
230+ Lesson Plans
(20-45 minute duration)
210+ Book Discussion & Literature Units
140+ Videos & Discussion
Experiential & Reflection Activities
Parent Resources
100+ Lesson Plans
(25-45 minute duration)
50+ Book Discussion and Literature Units
80+ Videos and Discussion
Experiential & Reflection Activities
Parent Resources
40+ Lesson Plans
50+ Book Recommendations
10+ Call To Action Project Ideas and Resources
10+ 15-Minute Activities to Spark Discussion
Additional Benefits Include:
Customizable Lesson Plans
and hands-on activities
Distance Learning
options and support
New Content
added annually
Easy to Use Online Platform
for global access
Outcomes Focused on
social-emotional learning, equity, and inclusion
Optional Personalized Coaching
available
All Changing Perspectives curriculum resources are custom designed for each grade level to provide the tools for ongoing social-emotional learning.
PreK
Social-emotional learning, or SEL, is an essential component of every child’s education and development. The seeds of SEL are sown beginning at birth and early childhood is a critical time for establishing the roots of these essential skills.
Elementary
Once considered a “soft” skill set, SEL is now recognized as an integral factor in academic, career, and life success.SEL positions students for overall well-being and supports them in developing the resiliency, collaborative skills, and confidence needed in life.
Middle School
To ensure today’s students can become tomorrow’s inclusive leaders, we must provide them with meaningful experiences to learn about disabilities in safe and respectful ways that promote empathy and connection.
High School
To prepare teens to become inclusive leaders beyond school, it’s important to hone social emotional concepts in more complex and holistic ways.
Social-Emotional Learning supports positive experiences. Where these concepts have been introduced there are positive outcomes such as:
Increased
Academic
Achievement
Improved
Behavior
Positive
Self-Image
Social Emotional Learning helps improve traditional academics by engaging students in awareness activities to help improve empathy, interpersonal relationships, and teamwork. These concepts develop and expand and are important elements of contentment and academic and life success.
Looking for More Resources?
Changing Perspectives SEL and disability awareness curriculum resources are accessible through an annual paid subscription to the Changing Perspectives Educator Portal. An individual subscription is $125 with volume discounts available. The Educator Portal is an online platform that allows users to access an array of customizable curricular resources, parent resources, educator implementation guides, and more.