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Every child is faced with unique obstacles and possibilities throughout his or her life. What makes someone a leader is how they manage them and leverage those experiences to positively influence others.

Social and emotional skills, sometimes called “soft skills” are as important as cognitive skills in determining success in school, work and life. These skills are developed during children’s earliest years.

Learning to play with others develops language skills and improved teamwork; making up games and rules develops negotiation skills; learning to follow rules develops ethics; and early exploration develops creating thinking and problem solving, the ability to communicate, get along with others, control emotions, self- motivate, think creatively and solve problems.

The emerging generation often lacks this crucial life skill, but we believe they can learn it. How? They need you, the adults in their life who care and are willing, to teach them.

Mentor <strong>LifeSkills</strong> for Students curriculum makes this process simple. This integrated curriculum is what all children &amp; young adults from ages 7-21 need. We have worked to chart out a scientific and well-defined path to progress.

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