Special Needs Support - Life Mastery

Life Mastery lessons designed to strengthen executive function and metacognitive skills through structured activities, including indoor/outdoor games, creative and manual arts, or technology-based tasks. Group activities foster character development and create predictable, engaging experiences for students.

Scheduled two afternoons per week; activities are planned and delivered by the school team to support student character development needs.

• Targeted Executive Function Development: Each lesson is designed to strengthen key executive function and metacognitive skills through practical, real-world application.
• Flexible and Adaptive Lessons: Educators can tailor activities to meet the diverse needs of students while fostering independence and self-regulation.
• Engaging, Hands-On Activities: A mix of indoor and outdoor games, creative and manual arts, and technology-based projects ensure active participation and skill-building.
• Structured Yet Predictable Routines: Lessons create a sense of stability and consistency, helping students feel supported and engaged.
• Collaborative and Social Learning: Group-based activities encourage teamwork, communication, and problem-solving while nurturing character development.
• Interactive and Reflective Discussions: Conversations are designed to reinforce executive function growth, helping students connect learning to real-life experiences.