Empowerment | A Social Skills Curriculum in St. Paul Public Schools

Empowerment Concepts in the News

0April 8, 2010
World Class Violinist (Subway) – State of Mind (Part 1)

Video of Jonathan Bell, world class violinist, playing in the Washington DC subway stations. Lesson plan on State of Mind included.
0March 18, 2010
Prisoner Writing Program at Stillwater Prison

Prisoner Writing Program at Stillwater Prison Deborah Appleman didn’t ask her students what they had done, because she knew they had done terrible things. “Every single other person in their...
0March 17, 2010
Paraplegic Surfer Video- Power Mode or State of Mind

Lesson Plan Ideas: This could be used as power mode or state of mind lesson. Encourage the students to define why it’s power mode and explore how his life would...

Supplemental Empowerment Lessons

What is Empowerment?

Empowerment is a social skills curriculum developed for use with students with Emotional and Behavioral Disabilities in St. Paul Public Schools.

It is an approach to people and behavior that is founded on the belief that each person has core value - a universal birthright meaning that every person is lovable, important, and valuable regardless of a their behavior or any other personal characteristics.

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A Social Skills Curriculum in St. Paul Public Schools