Children's most significant cognitive advances will develop through their social interactions.
Strong social skills are linked to higher academic achievement, better communication and understanding, and deeper connections to the community.
Aristotle Social Education is an innovative course in social skills, interpersonal relations, community, and character exploration designed to give adolescents the tools to do better in virtually every aspect of life.
Fun and engaging assemblies not only explore powerful and practical social skills, but will influence the culture of your school and help build community.
Aristotle Social Education will help your students…
Build confidence and stronger social connections through powerful life skills lessons.
Develop a greater sense of self-worth and gain the courage to conquer life’s challenges.
Create a stronger community through enriching social events and fun school dances.
Grow connections with teachers, peers and the community.
Beyond the Classroom…
The Aristotle program will cultivate a culture of kindness and personal growth to help students navigate their personal relationships. We give them the tools to grow deeper connections with their peers and their community.
School may offer the Aristotle Social Education programs to one grade level or include three levels. Visit our case studies to see how we might work within your school.
Interactive
Aristotle uses a unique combination of social skills, historical quips, partner activities, games, and real-world scenarios to engage students in a fun, life changing course on soft skills, teamwork and relationship building.
Customizable
A series of 50-90 minutes sessions will fit within the structure of a school day. Intended to be taken as a series, the lessons can be offered within a week, semester or over the course of a school year.
Age Appropriate
Custom designed for individual grade levels, we use content appropriate lessons relevant to the maturity level of different age groups – primary, secondary, and high school.
We recommend the Aristotle program be offered in successive years, over a three-to-six-year period.