Learning Objectives Aligned with the ASCA Student Standards: Mindsets & Behaviors for Student Success
A learning objective is a one-sentence statement that describes what students will learn as a result of participation in a school counseling activity.
Use the links below to search for or submit a learning objective that supports specific standards from the ASCA Student Standards: Mindsets & Behaviors for Student Success.
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will complete school assignments. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will create plans based on observable behaviors to reach goals. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will create plans based on observable behaviors to reach goals. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will analyze and evaluate different perspectives. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will analyze information from a variety of sources. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will analyze scenarios to identify the primary problem or question. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will compose an image, poem, song, or essay that depicts different definitions of success. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will create "mind maps" - connecting different ideas, thoughts, opinions, relationships and understanding those connections. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will create visual representations to clarify ideas, thoughts, and feelings. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will analyze relationship between time spent studying and final product/grades. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will appraise their current skill level and determine skills needed for success in a specific endeavor (class, content area, project, etc.). View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will ask and answer one or more questions in a class. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will adhere to classroom norms. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will analyze thoughts for rational/irrational beliefs. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will articulate their personal reasons for working to succeed in school. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will access and interpret information from student portals (grades, assignments, feedback, etc.). View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will appraise multiple media sources for researching post-secondary options. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will demonstrate responsible use of technology. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will assess one's own responsibility for learning in differing classes, regardless of relationship with the teacher, the course content, and/or personal ambitions. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will compare different definitions of success. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will complete assignments completely and on time. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will analyze the experiences of others who set and worked toward personal goals. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will appraise goal progress and goal achievement. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will articulate personal expectations for work and achievement. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will analyze the link between student engagement and academic outcomes (grades, learning, etc.) View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will answer questions in class. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will ask questions in class. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will compare traditional and nontraditional paths for postsecondary options. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will critique advertising messages which specifically target their demographic. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will define personal values, beliefs, and life goals. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will analyze and prioritize personal interests, talents, and/or skills. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will apply strategies to deal with any barriers to participation in enrichment/extracurricular activities. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will compare and contrast personal interests, talents, and/or skills to school clubs, activities, and extracurricular activities. View
Submitted by: TONSTE65 (Tonia Stevens) Learning Objective: Students will learn the definition of bullying. View
Submitted by: Patricia B. McFadden Learning Objective: Students will articulate how to handle stranger dangers and inappropriate touches. View
Submitted by: John Humphrey Learning Objective: Students will identify and set personally meaningful SMART goals. View
Submitted by: John Humphrey Learning Objective: Students will select appropriate challenges and strategies to overcome them personally and professionally. View
Submitted by: Ashley Broody Learning Objective: Students will be able to articulate their 'why' for learning. View
Submitted by: John Humphrey Learning Objective: Students will list personal traits that are strength and growth areas for personal, academic and/or social development. View
Submitted by: Katrina Caldon-Ruggles Learning Objective: Students will assess personal strengths and evaluate how that strength can contribute to solving a community or world problem. View
Submitted by: Florence Abanda Learning Objective: Students will learn what Inclusivity is and why it is important to accept people who are different from them. View
Submitted by: Gwen Chandler Learning Objective: Students will identify the potential positive and negative consequences of using violence to resolve conflict View
Submitted by: Jaclyn Gioe Learning Objective: Students will learn ways to make and keep friends. View
Submitted by: Jannet Sandoval Godinez Learning Objective: Students will: identify at least two time-management tools they can use to help them effectively manage their time.
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Submitted by: Juliana Crespo Learning Objective: Students will list how they use their time wisely. View
Submitted by: Lyndsey Taylor Learning Objective: Students will identify and utilize 2 or more self-care strategies that help with in-school or at-home engagement needs. View
Submitted by: Brandi Mitchell Learning Objective: Students will identify strategies to help them manage transitions and adapt to change. View
Submitted by: Miguel Chavero Learning Objective: Students will implement a self-motivational method to use in class. View
Submitted by: Marylyn Ochoa Learning Objective: Student will outline a daily routine they can follow using time-management skills. View
Submitted by: Keren Osorno Learning Objective: Student will facilitate an action to keep themselves accountable and responsible for their priorities. View
Submitted by: Joshua Anton Salazar Learning Objective: Students will create SMART goals to set their intentions for success. View
Submitted by: Marbella Garcia Learning Objective: Students will manage their time by following their school agenda in their daily routine. View
Submitted by: Priscilla Alamo Learning Objective: Students will prioritize daily tasks. View
Submitted by: Yixia Chen Learning Objective: Students will identify two tools that can help them manage their time better. View
Submitted by: Melissa Cerrillos Learning Objective: Students will identify success tips for high school. View
Submitted by: Belen Ruan Learning Objective: Students will organize tasks by priority. View
Submitted by: Alex Castaneda Learning Objective: Students will be able to demonstrate a variety of conflict resolution strategies to develop collaboration and cooperation skills. View
Submitted by: Tina Truong Learning Objective: Students will analyze how personality, strengths, and academic subjects relate to long-term career options. View
Submitted by: Sofia Granados Learning Objective: Students will classify ways in which they spend their time wisely in class. View
Submitted by: Lavernis Martin Learning Objective: Students will evaluate stressors they may be facing and select 1-2 strategies they can utilize to positively cope.
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Submitted by: Neha Jussal Learning Objective: Student(s) will: build one SMART goal for themselves related to their academic achievement. View
Submitted by: Tony Real Learning Objective: Students will participate in active listening to problem solve in class. View
Submitted by: Cecilia Villanueva Learning Objective: Students will identify one goal-setting strategy to use before the start time of the school day. View
Submitted by: Natalie Becerra Learning Objective: Students will develop an after school schedule to decrease stress levels and anxiety. View
Submitted by: Jessica Santiago Learning Objective: Students will identify effective ways of time usage. View
Submitted by: Nancy Rios Learning Objective: Student(s) will: be able to identify two organizational strategies. View
Submitted by: Linda Aldama Learning Objective: Students will demonstrate how to organize tasks by most important to least important. View
Submitted by: Alejandra Dolores Learning Objective: Students will recognize the steps to help them make a positive informed decision View
Submitted by: Alejandra Dolores Learning Objective: Students will recognize the importance of educational achievement and performance to the attainment of personal and career goals. View
Submitted by: Jay Briones Learning Objective: Students will analyze scenarios and apply appropriate time management habits. View
Submitted by: Kaitlin Bustos Learning Objective: Students will identify a skill they can use to be successful in school. View
Submitted by: Nia R Vergara Learning Objective: Students will identify 2 skills on being responsible students View
Submitted by: Elibes Linos Learning Objective: Students will explain why goal setting is important and explain the SMART goal theory. View
Submitted by: Dianna Perez Learning Objective: Students will demonstrate at least one example on how to prioritize your time View
Submitted by: Bryan Coreas Learning Objective: Student(s) will identify body language that lets others know they are ready to listen. View
Submitted by: Bryan Coreas Learning Objective: Student(s) will create their own weekly planner. View
Submitted by: Stacey M. López Learning Objective: Students will list three strategies for keeping track of their responsibilities. View
Submitted by: Yesenia Duran Learning Objective: Students will create a list of tasks to break down their class projects. View
Submitted by: Marisa A Garcia Learning Objective: Students will learn when it is appropriate to speak up when a fellow classmate is displaying dangerous behaviors that could cause harm to themselves or others, and when to ignore disruptive behavior from other students in the classroom. View
Submitted by: Nicolas Charles Learning Objective: Students will identify one (1) tool they can use to help them be better organized. View
Submitted by: Rebecca Galindo Learning Objective: Students will identify tools needed to manage time. View
Submitted by: Anna Holloman Learning Objective: Students will identify one adult in the school who they can go to when they need help. View
Submitted by: Sofia Granados Learning Objective: Students will categorize different types of problems using a colored coded tool. View
Submitted by: Michael Browne Learning Objective: Student will identify nonproductive activities they engage in after school View
Submitted by: Izabella Munoz Learning Objective: Students will demonstrate critical thinking skills by making informed decisions of healthy relationships when provided scenarios. View
Submitted by: Kaitlyn Savannah Thomas Learning Objective: Students will obtain working knowledge of coping strategies when facing internal and external stressors. View
Submitted by: Michael Browne Learning Objective: Students will justify what activities they can cut from their schedule. View
Submitted by: Michelle Rios-Buza Learning Objective: Students will compose a list of colleges which match with their future career goals. View
Submitted by: Esvin Garcia Learning Objective: Students will identify activities that cause distractions. View
Submitted by: Cecilia Ruiz Learning Objective: Students will create one long-term goal for the end of the school year. View
Submitted by: Marta A. Escobar-Menjivar Learning Objective: Student(s) will demonstrate how to plan for at least 3 careers of interest that fits the lifestyle they would like to live. View
Submitted by: Alberto Perez Learning Objective: Students will identify two or more different strategies for study skills.
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Submitted by: Luis A. Diaz Learning Objective: Students will develop approaches on how to create safe spaces for diverse communities. View
Submitted by: Jessica Ochoa Learning Objective: Students will compose a self-motivation method for overcoming challenges in higher education. View
Submitted by: Cristal Gutierrez Learning Objective: Students will understand how to prioritize assignments. View
Submitted by: Mayte Estrada Learning Objective: Student(s) will identify 1-2 steps to avoid when managing their schoolwork. View
Submitted by: Cameryn Corcoran Learning Objective: students will identify the importance of completing assignments when absent. View
Submitted by: Yesenia Duran Learning Objective: Students will identify two careers of interest. View
Submitted by: Ana Briseno Learning Objective: Students will identify alternative actions to be respectful towards peers and adults who are different from them. View
Submitted by: Celina P Rodriguez Learning Objective: Student(s) will: organize a weekly planner with their assignments on the dates they are due.
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Submitted by: Angelica Luviano Learning Objective: Students will be able to describe the steps to apply, complete, and submit their financial aid application. View
Submitted by: Bryan Coreas Learning Objective: Students will identify their top career choice based on their assessment. View
Submitted by: Lupe Vargas Learning Objective: Students will identify 2 ways for being organized. View
Submitted by: Nancy Lopez Learning Objective: Students will identify college courses that align with their career goal. View
Submitted by: Nancy Lopez Learning Objective: Students will identify college courses that align with their career goal. View
Submitted by: Albert Legia Learning Objective: Students will research and plan for their future profession. This includes looking into certain professional careers, approaches to get to the career, and what degree is required. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will adhere to agreed-upon rules for discussions when resolving conflicts with peers. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will apply self-soothing/self-calming strategies when communicating with others. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will define persuasive essay. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will demonstrate listening skills. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will demonstrate respectful oral communication (voice tone, volume, word choice, etc.) View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will differentiate when to ask questions effectively. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will disengage from escalating conversations, discussions, or debates. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will explain etiquette rules for online communication. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will explain how negative words can hurt others. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will express personal thoughts, opinions, and/or feelings to others. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will give examples of how to end or leave a discussion without generating escalating emotions. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will illustrate respectful body posture to facilitate conversation and discussion. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will interpret language, paralanguage, and body language. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will itemize the specific steps of effective test preparation. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will list common mistakes in email exchanges. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will list problematic body posture that may discourage conversation and discussion. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will model active listening skills. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will monitor and name personal feelings when communicating with others. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will paraphrase another student?s (teacher?s) ideas, thoughts, opinions succinctly and accurately. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will produce a clear and coherent college application essay, highlighting personal achievements and demonstrating creativity. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will provide authentic, respectful feedback during discussions and conversations. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will provide details on how to ask questions effectively. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will recognize when ending or leaving a discussion is necessary. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will script the necessary steps for tracking school assignments. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will speak audibly and clearly to express thoughts, feelings, and ideas during conflicts. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will state the procedures/rules for typing and formatting an email. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will structure a respectful argument for a personal position/opinion. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will summarize guidelines for listening. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will write a letter to a school counselor (teacher, employer, etc.) View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will write persuasive letters, personal statements, application essays. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will accept compliments. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will ascertain personal skills and interests. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will characterize influence of peer relationships. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will clarify process, roles, and function of friendship. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will create and sustain positive social relationships. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will demonstrate active listening skills. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will demonstrate conflict resolution skills. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will distinguish between positive friendships which promote growth and helpful habits and negative friendships which limit or negatively influence. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will engage in a range of conversations and collaborations with diverse partners to understand different cultures and how they contribute to the school community. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will exhibit communication skills with peers. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will explain how word choice and tone can foster misunderstanding and conflict. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will express emotions during social interactions in ways that foster equanimity. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will follow agreed upon rules for problem solving View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will give compliments. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will give examples of how to develop and maintain a positive mindset. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will identify real-life connections between friendly and helpful people to create positive and supportive relationships with other students. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will identify school opportunities for building positive relationships with students (or adults). View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will illustrate peer influences/pressure. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will infer how interests and skills might lead to connections with other students. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will initiate, sustain, and end conversations respectfully with peers. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will list the skills needed to make friends. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will name common/expected social mores and manners. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will negotiate and resolve conflicts with friends. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will order personally preferred traits/qualities of a good friend. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will participate in relevant student groups or extracurricular activities, based on personal skills, talents, and interests. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will recognize and interpret verbal and nonverbal social cues. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will seek support when needed. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will share materials, time, attention, and choice with others. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will state own preferences for social interactions and relationships, including time spent (alone and/or with others) and the types of interactions (group size, content, location, timing, etc. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will summarize how to maintain positive relationships. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will accept corrective feedback. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will acknowledge others? values. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will advocate for own needs. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will classify behaviors as within or outside of healthy boundaries. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will defend an opinion following rules of healthy debate. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will define parameters and behaviors for engaging with adults. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will demonstrate respectful communication skills with adults. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will determine the best times to seek help from a teacher. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will engage with supportive adults within established boundaries. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will explain how to seek a second chance following a personal mistake. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will explain the challenges of honest communication. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will express feelings with words. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will identify adults on campus and understand their roles. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will identify supportive adults in various settings (home, school, community). View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will illustrate how connections to school adults support educational endeavors. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will incorporate feedback from school adults. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will initiate, sustain, and end conversations appropriately and effectively with adults. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will integrate corrective feedback. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will interpret verbal social cues of adults. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will interpret nonverbal social cues of adults. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will list benefits of communicating personal stories, needs/wants, etc. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will listen with emotional control to constructive feedback from adults. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will model best voice tone, sound, or delivery when talking with an adult. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will monitor voice tone and volume of others in conversation. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will name healthy boundaries in relationships with adults. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will rehearse self-soothing strategies that enable emotional maturity. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will regulate emotions during social interactions with adults. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will script a message to request remediation or extra credit from a teacher. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will seek help or support from adults in various settings (home, school, community). View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will suggest three strategies for building a positive relationship with school adults. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will act on identified needs and concerns of others. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will build a feelings vocabulary commensurate with developmental level. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will classify responses to a traumatic story as helpful, neutral, unhelpful. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will convey sensitivity for needs and concerns of others. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will define the complexities of emotions (types, expressions, intensities, how/when may occur, etc.) View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will define patience and explain its benefits. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will outline what humans need to live and thrive. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will demonstrate active listening skills. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will develop own personal narrative of how they have experienced school/world/life. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will employ self-soothing strategies in moments of conflict (discomfort, stress, worry, etc.) View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will explain the fluidity of thoughts and emotions, which may vary quickly over a short period of time. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will express feelings with words. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will identify active listening processes. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will identify common problems encountered by students in their age group/grade level (anxiety, emotional dysregulation, worries, fears, relationship concerns, etc.) View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will illustrate how one?s own behaviors and words impact others. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will indicate the connections between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will interpret verbal social cues. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will interpret nonverbal social cues. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will investigate the stories, opinions, perspectives, and experiences of others. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will name the steps of effective conflict mediation. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will paraphrase another?s experience accurately. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will participate in school-sponsored altruistic projects. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will pause five ? ten seconds before responding to someone?s opinion/story/idea/suggestion. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will provide service-learning activities. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will recognize and interpret body language and facial expressions. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will recognize and name feelings in self and others. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will solve conflicts peacefully. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will summarize and/or paraphrase perspectives of others. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will summarize the connections between thoughts and emotions. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will write responses to a traumatic event. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will analyze prevalent issues that are occurring in their own community, country, and world. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will ascertain the primary problem from proposed scenarios. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will brainstorm three to five possible solutions to stated problems. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will categorize effectiveness and ineffectiveness in own problem-solving methods. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will categorize positive and negative uses for social media. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will classify possible solutions as unhealthy/inappropriate, neutral, or healthy/appropriate. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will connect school/class attendance to school success. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will create a personal standard of ethical conduct. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will create a rubric for evaluating information resources. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will critique common rules and values for what is right/wrong or acceptable/unacceptable. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will debate the benefits and dangers of technology. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will define social responsibility. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will delineate steps of an effective decision-making model. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will describe how they can prevent/stop a rumor from spreading. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will distinguish multiple perspectives within a given event or circumstance. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will engage in safe and productive ways to use technology for educational purposes. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will establish criteria for selecting a solution or course of action from a brainstormed list. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will explain ethical behavior. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will formulate ways to contribute to society (volunteering, service-learning, etc.) View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will gather information to make informed decisions. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will generate a list of resources which provide accurate and complete information. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will give examples of the impact of rumors. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will identify rumors. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will illustrate how one?s actions impact others. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will implement a decision-making model. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will list processes and rules for respectful debate. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will model a reasoned response to conflict. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will outline an ethical decision-making model. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will review recent decisions for effectiveness. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will seek assistance when confronted with dangerous situations or unhealthy behaviors. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will acknowledge skills, knowledge, creativity, and contributions of others in a group. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will appraise priorities within a problem area or issue. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will ask clarifying questions. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will build consensus. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will collaborate on large projects or endeavors. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will construct rules for respectful dialogue and debate. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will contribute to group projects. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will cooperate with classmates in group endeavors. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will define problems with clarity and respect. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will demonstrate how to find solutions to conflicts when working collaboratively with a partner who has a differing opinion. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will describe individuals in a scenario. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will describe the process, purpose, and benefits of collaboration and cooperation. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will determine when and if collaboration and/or cooperation is appropriate. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will distinguish the language of praise and encouragement. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will engage and contribute to collaborative processes/groups. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will explain problems without blaming or threatening. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will express own ideas, suggestions, and opinions. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will incorporate constructive feedback. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will initiate, sustain, and end conversations with others. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will interpret verbal and nonverbal social cues. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will iterate connections among multiple ideas, opinions and suggestions offered. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will list the underlying skills needed to cooperate and/or collaborate. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will listen effectively. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will negotiate and compromise in group settings. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will organize the focus and work of group projects. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will paraphrase perspectives of others. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will state feedback for ideas, suggestions, and opinions. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will state personal opinions, knowledge, and/or experiences. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will summarize and/or paraphrase perspectives of others. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will support the group decisions. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will articulate a vision for a specific project or task to be completed by a group. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will characterize various roles with a working group. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will create a visual map for the completion of a group project, identifying and assigning all roles and responsibilities of group members. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will create rules for debate. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will define the underlying skills needed to be an effective leader. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will define various roles within group work. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will demonstrate teamwork. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will describe group stages. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will determine when to lead and when to follow as a group member. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will develop strategies to ensure completion of the group task or project. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will engage in a range of collaborative discussions with diverse partners on how to promote citizenship in school, at home and within the community. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will establish ground rules for the exchange of ideas and opinions within a task group. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will establish rules/guidelines for communicating ideas. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will execute various roles with a group or team effectively. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will explain the benefits of a team with diverse membership. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will facilitate involvement of all group members toward task/project completion. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will formulate persuasive arguments for the purpose or final product of a group. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will give examples of leadership roles and skills. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will identify individuals who have made unrecognized, unacknowledged, or unpublicized contributions in a specific field (science, writing, art, music, math, literature, etc.) View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will identify personal contributions to a team process. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will implement conflict resolution techniques/steps within groups. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will list group processes. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will name personal strengths that link to leadership. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will name the underlying skills needed to be an effective member of a group. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will notice and name contributions of diverse members of a team. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will organize group work to ensure contributions of all members. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will outline a process for reaching consensus within a group. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will participate in groups/teams in a variety of settings. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will revise plans and processes as needed based on group membership input. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will understand the complex constellation of strengths and challenges that comprise heroes, famous individuals, historical figures, etc. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will build vocabulary for various emotions commensurate with developmental level. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will clarify a specific issue/concern/problem that is creating barriers or limits for a specific population of students. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will craft a logical argument on behalf of self/others to address an identified issue/concern/problem. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will determine a long-term (or short-term) goal and a plan for reaching it. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will devise a plan for gathering reliable and accurate information around an identified issue/concern/problem. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will differentiate between being assertive and aggressive. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will enumerate specific skills associated with persuasion. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will establish boundaries for courageous conversations. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will execute goal plans. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will explain how self-advocacy contributes to one?s own (or others?) success. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will explain the role of relationships in advocacy. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will formulate an assertive statement to advocate for yourself or someone else when necessary. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will give examples of persistence through barriers/challenges to reaching goals. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will give examples of personal ideas and contributions to individuals, groups, and/or classes. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will identify individuals who can authorize or generate change around the identified issue/concern/problem. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will identify others who will support, listen to, and help them in advocacy work. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will illustrate the interplay between personal needs/wants, the needs/wants of other individuals, and the needs/wants of the community. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will implement a step-by-step approach for responding to teasing and/or bullying behaviors. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will know when to ask for help. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will list personal strengths and challenges. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will list respectful communication skills and guidelines. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will locate assistance when confronted with dangerous situations or unhealthy behaviors. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will map a multi-layered advocacy plan around a systemic issue/concern/problem. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will name standard social rules/guidelines for respectful debate. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will name ways in which they can use personal strengths to support personal challenges. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will outline specific impact of the identified issue/concern/problem. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will recognize personal needs and wants and be able to distinguish between them. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will script a public service announcement that provides information and motivation to act around a specific issue/concern/problem. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will teach others how to ask for help. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will analyze the triggers in a scenario that explain the conflict between two or more individuals. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will clarify personal ideas and perceptions in a discussion. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will elucidate the connection between current behavior and ultimate outcomes. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will complete promises and commitments. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will create a strategy to resolve the conflict between two or more individuals as described in each scenario. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will create social connections with peers and adults. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will critique social problems and the varying perspectives associated with each. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will define responsibility for own actions and behaviors. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will characterize the complexities of effective communication. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will determine the meaning of words and phrases that may trigger anger. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will develop solutions in response to stressful situations or events. View
Submitted by: ASCA Learning Objective: Students will distinguish different