Requirements: Our Phase 1 Online Introductory Training or a Toolbox Project Introductory Training through your school/district is a prerequisite for this Phase 2 Training.

In this 2.5 hour follow-up to the Introductory Phase I training, you will learn about tools 8-12 and delve deeper into The Toolbox Project. We will begin by looking at any successes and challenges you have been experiencing in your implementation of the program so far. We will also revisit the Key Principles/Toolbox Project Way with a view to further supporting your integration of them into your classroom, daily practices and/or school as a whole. This training includes a demo of one of the 12 Tools to give you a better sense of the structure of a lesson. In small groups, you will explore introducing one of the 12 Tools that is new or less familiar to you. We will offer insights into the elements necessary for successful implementation of Toolbox Project in the first and second years, including how to engage parents and other caregivers. There will also be time to get your questions answered by our trainers. Through video, discussion with peers, participation using an interactive app, and demos, this training will increase your understanding and enhance implementation of the program, and provide strategies to sustain Toolbox Project over time.

COST-

Training ONLY Ticket: $175

Training + Essential Toolbox Ticket**: $265

**This option is only for people who don’t have an Essential Toolbox. If you already have an Essential Toolbox you do not need to purchase another.

Friendly Reminder: Registration for this training will close 7 days before the training date to ensure that all participants who chose the training + materials option will receive their materials in time.

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What is Toolbox Project?

Toolbox Project is a simple and practical metaphor directing students to the experience and awareness of 12 innate Tools, and/or strategies that already exist inside them. This will open a door to an authentic and meaningful relationship to self and others. Toolbox Project naturally encourages social equity through empathy, understanding, and 12 skills or practices to navigate the complexities of everyday life.

Toolbox Project is a research-based, community-tested Kindergarten through sixth grade social and emotional learning (SEL) program that builds and strengthens children’s inherent capacity for resilience, self-mastery and empathy for self and others through its curricula and methods.

The power of Toolbox Project resides in the moment-to-moment invitation, “what of the 12 Tools could we use”’ to the “common language'' and "practices" of Toolbox Project. A strength/asset-based vocabulary shared among students’, educators, and parents that gives children their own solutions, as problem solvers: using the 12 strategies and practices of Toolbox Project.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Phase II Online Toolbox Project Training: Putting the 12 Tools to Work