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Grant Halliburton Presentations

Link to the Grant Halliburton Foundation: https://www.granthalliburton.org/
 
- I.W. Evans Intermediate
  • 4th grade - Road to Resilience - Learning to manage adversity is a part of human development and success. In this presentation, students will identify ways in which challenges and adversity can be motivators and developers of resilience as well as learn strategies for fostering a mindset of confidence and perseverance.
  • 5th grade - Managing Stress and Anxiety - In this presentation, students will be introduced to coping skills that can increase their capacity for managing stress and reducing anxiety. Students will learn how stress affects the mind, recognize symptoms of anxiety, and identify positive coping skills.
  • 6th grade - Setting Healthy Boundaries -  Healthy personal boundaries lay the foundation for maintaining healthy relationships as well as physical and emotional security. In this presentation, students will explore the importance of establishing personal, what those boundaries may look like, and how to maintain them when there is push-back.
- L.H. Rather Junior High
  • 7th grade - Depression and Suicide Prevention - This presentation includes an in-depth discussion about adolescent depression and suicide prevention, along with positive coping skills to build mental wellness. Students will learn to identify the signs and symptoms of depression and suicidal crisis, strategies for helping struggling peers, and develop positive coping skills to foster mental wellness
  • 8th grade - The Teenage Brain: A Work in Progress - The human brain goes through two periods of extreme change and development: infancy to age five and adolescence. In this presentation, students will learn how their personal choices in self-care, behavior, and relationships can impact the brain form and function as well as their life satisfaction and success outcomes. They will also be exploring strategies and practices to increase their resilience to navigate the challenges and adversity they face daily.
- Bonham High School
  • 9th grade - Managing Stress and Anxiety - In this presentation, students will be introduced to coping skills that can increase their capacity for managing stress and reducing anxiety. Students will learn how stress affects the mind, recognize symptoms of anxiety, and identify positive coping skills.
  • 10th grade - The Teenage Brain: A Work in Progress - The human brain goes through two periods of extreme change and development: infancy to age five and adolescence. In this presentation, students will learn how their personal choices in self-care, behavior, and relationships can impact the brain form and function as well as their life satisfaction and success outcomes. They will also be exploring strategies and practices to increase their resilience to navigate the challenges and adversity they face daily.
  • 11th grade - Setting Healthy Boundaries - Healthy personal boundaries lay the foundation for maintaining healthy relationships as well as physical and emotional security. In this presentation, students will explore the importance of establishing personal, what those boundaries may look like, and how to maintain them when there is push-back.
  • 12th grade - Depression and Suicide Prevention - This presentation includes an in-depth discussion about adolescent depression and suicide prevention, along with positive coping skills to build mental wellness. Students will learn to identify the signs and symptoms of depression and suicidal crisis, strategies for helping struggling peers, and develop positive coping skills to foster mental wellness.