Curriculum map

How the 31 Wholebeing lessons map to national curricula and to wellbeing and social-emotional frameworks used worldwide. Choose a framework; printing carries the one you have chosen.

A guide, not a claim of full statutory coverage. Always check against your own scheme of work. Global-system mappings are indicative and open to expert review.

IB · Approaches to Learning

International (IB schools) · ATL skill categories, with the MYP cluster and, where it helps, the sub-skill

SkillLessonStrand
BreathingA pause you carry with youSelf-management: affective skills (mindfulness awareness, emotional management)
KindnessA small thing that helpsSocial: collaboration skills (practising empathy)
Nature sensitivityBelonging to the living worldSelf-management: affective skills (mindfulness awareness)
Digital agencyChoosing how you use your phoneSelf-management: affective skills (mindfulness awareness); Research: media literacy skills (informed choices about viewing)
Digital discernmentChoosing what deserves your attentionResearch: media literacy skills
Digital boundariesDeciding when technology gets your attentionSelf-management: affective skills (mindfulness awareness); Self-management: organisation skills (using technology effectively)
Self-regulationFinding a steadier next stepSelf-management: affective skills (emotional management)
Sense-makingFinding shape in a complicated situationThinking: critical thinking skills (analysing complex concepts, using models to explore complex systems)
PurposeFor the sake of what?Self-management: reflection skills; Self-management: organisation skills (planning towards personal goals)
Intention-settingHow do you want to meet what comes next?Self-management: affective skills (mindfulness); Self-management: organisation skills (setting challenging and realistic goals)
ReciprocityKeeping the flow going both waysSocial: collaboration skills (making fair and equitable decisions)
CompassionKindness that respondsSocial: collaboration skills (practising empathy)
OrdinarinessLetting an ordinary day countSelf-management: affective skills (emotional management, self-motivation)
AcceptanceLetting people be who they areSocial: collaboration skills (practising empathy)
ReflectionLooking back with careSelf-management: reflection skills
InquiryLooking beneath the first answerThinking: critical thinking skills (recognising assumptions and bias, considering multiple perspectives)
PausingMaking a little roomSelf-management: affective skills (mindfulness awareness, emotional management)
CollaborationMaking room for every voiceSocial: collaboration skills (encouraging others to contribute)
JoyMaking room for what brings you aliveSelf-management: affective skills (self-motivation)
Stress managementMeeting pressure with more supportSelf-management: affective skills (emotional management)
GratitudeNoticing what is already hereSelf-management: affective skills (self-motivation)
Non-performingRest without having to earn itSelf-management: affective skills (emotional management, self-motivation)
PresenceReturning to where you areSelf-management: affective skills (mindfulness awareness)
AffirmationSay the good part out loudSocial: collaboration skills (helping others to succeed); Communication: communication skills (giving and receiving meaningful feedback)
Distress toleranceStaying with an ordinary hard momentSelf-management: affective skills (resilience)
Community-buildingThe connections in this roomSocial: collaboration skills (practising empathy)
CuriosityThe pleasure of not knowing yetThinking: creative thinking skills (asking what if questions); Thinking: critical thinking skills (forming questions)
ReframingWhat else is also true?Self-management: affective skills (self-motivation, resilience)
ListeningWhat it means to be heardSocial: collaboration skills (listening actively to other perspectives); Communication: communication skills
BioinspirationWhat would a forest do?Thinking: creative thinking skills (unusual connections, metaphors and analogies)
CommitmentWhat you keep coming back toSelf-management: affective skills (perseverance)

OECD Learning Compass 2030

Global (OECD) · Core foundations, skills, transformative competencies, student agency and the Anticipation-Action-Reflection cycle

SkillLessonStrand
BreathingA pause you carry with youCore foundations: health foundations (mental well-being); Core foundations: social and emotional foundations (emotional regulation)
KindnessA small thing that helpsSkills: social and emotional skills (empathy); Transformative competencies: taking responsibility
Nature sensitivityBelonging to the living world—
Digital agencyChoosing how you use your phoneStudent agency; Core foundations: health foundations
Digital discernmentChoosing what deserves your attentionCore foundations: cognitive foundations (digital literacy and data literacy); Skills: cognitive and meta-cognitive skills (critical thinking)
Digital boundariesDeciding when technology gets your attentionTransformative competencies: taking responsibility; Core foundations: health foundations; Student agency
Self-regulationFinding a steadier next stepSkills: cognitive and meta-cognitive skills (self-regulation)
Sense-makingFinding shape in a complicated situationSkills: cognitive and meta-cognitive skills (critical thinking)
PurposeFor the sake of what?Attitudes and values; Student agency & co-agency
Intention-settingHow do you want to meet what comes next?Student agency and co-agency; Transformative competencies: taking responsibility; Anticipation-Action-Reflection cycle (anticipation)
ReciprocityKeeping the flow going both waysSkills: social and emotional skills (collaboration); Transformative competencies: taking responsibility
CompassionKindness that respondsSkills: social and emotional skills (empathy)
OrdinarinessLetting an ordinary day countCore foundations: health foundations (mental well-being)
AcceptanceLetting people be who they areSkills: social and emotional skills (empathy)
ReflectionLooking back with careAnticipation-Action-Reflection cycle (reflection); Student agency
InquiryLooking beneath the first answerSkills: cognitive and meta-cognitive skills (critical thinking, learning-to-learn); Student agency
PausingMaking a little roomCore foundations: health foundations (mental well-being); Core foundations: social and emotional foundations (emotional regulation)
CollaborationMaking room for every voiceSkills: social and emotional skills (collaboration); Student agency: co-agency
JoyMaking room for what brings you aliveCore foundations: health foundations (mental well-being)
Stress managementMeeting pressure with more supportCore foundations: health foundations (mental well-being); Core foundations: social and emotional foundations (emotional regulation)
GratitudeNoticing what is already hereCore foundations: health foundations (mental well-being)
Non-performingRest without having to earn itCore foundations — health foundations (mental well-being); Attitudes and values
PresenceReturning to where you areCore foundations: health foundations (mental well-being); Core foundations: social and emotional foundations (emotional regulation)
AffirmationSay the good part out loudSkills: social and emotional skills (empathy, collaboration)
Distress toleranceStaying with an ordinary hard momentCore foundations: social and emotional foundations (emotional regulation)
Community-buildingThe connections in this roomSkills: social and emotional skills (empathy, collaboration); Student agency: co-agency
CuriosityThe pleasure of not knowing yetCore foundations: social and emotional foundations (open-mindedness); Skills: cognitive and meta-cognitive skills (learning-to-learn)
ReframingWhat else is also true?Skills: cognitive and meta-cognitive skills (creative thinking)
ListeningWhat it means to be heardSkills: social and emotional skills (empathy, collaboration)
BioinspirationWhat would a forest do?Transformative competencies: creating new value; Skills: cognitive and meta-cognitive skills (creative thinking)
CommitmentWhat you keep coming back toStudent agency; Transformative competencies: taking responsibility

UNESCO MGIEP · SEL (EMC framework)

Global (UNESCO) · Empathy, Mindfulness, Compassion, Critical Inquiry

SkillLessonStrand
BreathingA pause you carry with youMindfulness (breath awareness and physiological regulation)
KindnessA small thing that helpsCompassion (small, everyday prosocial acts); Empathy
Nature sensitivityBelonging to the living worldMindfulness (attention regulation)
Digital agencyChoosing how you use your phoneMindfulness (attention regulation); Critical Inquiry (examining how apps shape attention)
Digital discernmentChoosing what deserves your attentionCritical Inquiry (sorting trustworthy from unreliable content)
Digital boundariesDeciding when technology gets your attentionMindfulness (attention regulation)
Self-regulationFinding a steadier next stepMindfulness (steadying attention and body across different forms of rest)
Sense-makingFinding shape in a complicated situationCritical Inquiry (mapping viewpoints instead of one explanation)
PurposeFor the sake of what?Critical Inquiry (tracing actions back to deeper reasons)
Intention-settingHow do you want to meet what comes next?Mindfulness (attention regulation)
ReciprocityKeeping the flow going both waysEmpathy; Critical Inquiry (examining one-way patterns)
CompassionKindness that respondsCompassion (prosocial action); Empathy
OrdinarinessLetting an ordinary day countMindfulness (noticing small, ordinary moments)
AcceptanceLetting people be who they areEmpathy; Compassion (holding space without judgement)
ReflectionLooking back with careCritical Inquiry (asking questions of ordinary experience); Mindfulness (attention regulation)
InquiryLooking beneath the first answerCritical Inquiry (moving from surface ideas to root causes)
PausingMaking a little roomMindfulness (pausing to regulate attention and body)
CollaborationMaking room for every voiceEmpathy
JoyMaking room for what brings you aliveMindfulness (savouring positive moments)
Stress managementMeeting pressure with more supportMindfulness (body awareness and attention regulation)
GratitudeNoticing what is already hereMindfulness (noticing what is good now); Empathy (noticing others' unseen work)
Non-performingRest without having to earn itMindfulness (attention regulation)
PresenceReturning to where you areMindfulness (noticing attention drift and returning to an anchor)
AffirmationSay the good part out loudEmpathy
Distress toleranceStaying with an ordinary hard momentMindfulness (attention and emotion regulation); Critical Inquiry (examining unhelpful reactions)
Community-buildingThe connections in this roomEmpathy
CuriosityThe pleasure of not knowing yetCritical Inquiry (open, unhurried questioning); Mindfulness (attention regulation)
ReframingWhat else is also true?Critical Inquiry (finding a second, honest frame); Mindfulness (attention regulation)
ListeningWhat it means to be heardEmpathy; Mindfulness (attention regulation)
BioinspirationWhat would a forest do?—
CommitmentWhat you keep coming back toMindfulness (sustaining attention on what matters)

WHO · Life skills education

Global (WHO) · The ten core life skills; WHO says their exact content should be set nationally or locally

SkillLessonStrand
BreathingA pause you carry with youCoping with stress — learning how to relax so that tension does not build; Coping with emotions
KindnessA small thing that helpsEmpathy — encouraging caring behaviour towards others; Interpersonal relationship skills — relating in positive ways
Nature sensitivityBelonging to the living worldCritical thinking — separating what is observed from what is imagined; Creative thinking — imagining another perspective
Digital agencyChoosing how you use your phoneCritical thinking — assessing how media and design influence behaviour; Decision making — choosing in line with one's values
Digital discernmentChoosing what deserves your attentionCritical thinking — analysing information and recognising the influence of the media; Decision making — trust, check or let go
Digital boundariesDeciding when technology gets your attentionDecision making — choosing a realistic limit; Coping with stress — changing one's environment or lifestyle
Self-regulationFinding a steadier next stepCoping with stress — reducing sources of stress or changing the environment; Coping with emotions
Sense-makingFinding shape in a complicated situationCritical thinking — analysing information and experiences; Problem solving — laying out the parts of a complex problem
PurposeFor the sake of what?Self-awareness — recognising what one values; Decision making — whether an action still serves that value
Intention-settingHow do you want to meet what comes next?Self-awareness — recognising what matters to oneself; Coping with stress — meeting pressure with a chosen way of taking part
ReciprocityKeeping the flow going both waysInterpersonal relationship skills — keeping relationships fair; Problem solving — redesigning a one-way arrangement
CompassionKindness that respondsEmpathy — imagining another's situation and encouraging care for people in need; Coping with emotions
OrdinarinessLetting an ordinary day countCritical thinking — assessing pressures to stand out, such as media and comparison; Self-awareness — recognising one's own character
AcceptanceLetting people be who they areEmpathy — understanding and accepting others as they are; Interpersonal relationship skills — relating in positive ways
ReflectionLooking back with careSelf-awareness — understanding one's own experiences; Critical thinking — analysing experiences objectively
InquiryLooking beneath the first answerCritical thinking — analysing information and experiences, recognising assumptions; Problem solving — looking for root causes
PausingMaking a little roomCoping with emotions — making room to respond rather than react; Coping with stress — learning how to relax
CollaborationMaking room for every voiceInterpersonal relationship skills — helping a group work well together; Effective communication — expressing and inviting views
JoyMaking room for what brings you aliveSelf-awareness — recognising one's desires and dislikes, including what brings enjoyment
Stress managementMeeting pressure with more supportCoping with stress — recognising sources of stress and how they affect us, and acting to control levels of stress
GratitudeNoticing what is already hereSelf-awareness — recognising what one values and would miss; Empathy — noticing the unseen work of others
Non-performingRest without having to earn itCoping with stress — recognising sources of pressure and making room to rest
PresenceReturning to where you areSelf-awareness — noticing where one's attention is; Coping with stress — grounding attention in the present
AffirmationSay the good part out loudEffective communication — expressing appreciation specifically and sincerely; Interpersonal relationship skills
Distress toleranceStaying with an ordinary hard momentCoping with emotions — recognising how emotions influence behaviour and responding appropriately; Coping with stress
Community-buildingThe connections in this roomInterpersonal relationship skills — making and keeping friendly relationships; Empathy — accepting others who are different
CuriosityThe pleasure of not knowing yetCreative thinking — looking beyond direct experience; Critical thinking — examining experience with open questions
ReframingWhat else is also true?Creative thinking — exploring alternative ways to see a situation; Coping with emotions
ListeningWhat it means to be heardEffective communication — listening and reflecting back what was said; Interpersonal relationship skills
BioinspirationWhat would a forest do?Creative thinking — looking beyond direct experience to respond adaptively; Critical thinking — testing where a comparison stops
CommitmentWhat you keep coming back toSelf-awareness — knowing what one values; Decision making — weighing options when a plan needs to change

EU · LifeComp

European Union · The nine competences and their descriptors (codes such as P1.2); a shared EU reference, not a national curriculum

SkillLessonStrand
BreathingA pause you carry with youP1 Self-regulation — regulating emotions and behaviour, including stress responses (P1.2); P3 Wellbeing — care of mental health
KindnessA small thing that helpsS1 Empathy — understanding what another person is experiencing (S1.2); S3 Collaboration — respect for human dignity (S3.2)
Nature sensitivityBelonging to the living worldP3 Wellbeing — environmental factors in wellbeing (P3.1); a sustainable lifestyle that respects the environment (P3.3)
Digital agencyChoosing how you use your phoneP3 Wellbeing — how behaviour and environmental factors influence wellbeing (P3.1); P1 Self-regulation — regulating behaviour (P1.2)
Digital discernmentChoosing what deserves your attentionL2 Critical thinking — reliable sources, analysing media messages (L2.1–L2.2); P2 Flexibility — revising views on new evidence (P2.1)
Digital boundariesDeciding when technology gets your attentionP1 Self-regulation — regulating behaviour (P1.2); P3 Wellbeing — a lifestyle that respects physical and mental wellbeing (P3.3)
Self-regulationFinding a steadier next stepP1 Self-regulation — regulating emotions, thoughts and behaviour (P1.2); P3 Wellbeing — reliable support and services (P3.2)
Sense-makingFinding shape in a complicated situationL2 Critical thinking — comparing and synthesising information and ideas (L2.2); S3 Collaboration — a systemic approach (S3.3)
PurposeFor the sake of what?P1 Self-regulation — a sense of purpose that supports learning and action (P1.3); L3 Managing learning — purposes (L3.3)
Intention-settingHow do you want to meet what comes next?P1 Self-regulation — hope, self-efficacy and a sense of purpose (P1.3); P2 Flexibility — conscious choices and goals (P2.3)
ReciprocityKeeping the flow going both waysS3 Collaboration — fair sharing of tasks, resources and responsibility (S3.3); fair, respectful relationships (S3.2)
CompassionKindness that respondsS1 Empathy — responsiveness to another's emotions and experiences (S1.3); P3 Wellbeing — seeking and offering social support (P3.3)
OrdinarinessLetting an ordinary day countP3 Wellbeing — life satisfaction; how social factors influence health and wellbeing (P3.1)
AcceptanceLetting people be who they areS1 Empathy — understanding and responding to another's emotions (S1.2–S1.3); S2 Communication — listening to others (S2.3)
ReflectionLooking back with careL1 Growth mindset — reflecting on successful and unsuccessful experiences (L1.3); L3 Managing learning — reflecting (L3.3)
InquiryLooking beneath the first answerL2 Critical thinking — awareness of bias, analysing to draw conclusions (L2.1–L2.2); P2 Flexibility — revising opinions (P2.1)
PausingMaking a little roomP1 Self-regulation — awareness and regulation of emotions, thoughts and behaviour (P1.1–P1.2)
CollaborationMaking room for every voiceS3 Collaboration — eliciting the expression of different views (S3.3); S2 Communication — managing conversations (S2.2)
JoyMaking room for what brings you aliveP3 Wellbeing — pursuit of life satisfaction, care of mental health; P1 Self-regulation — nurturing optimism (P1.3)
Stress managementMeeting pressure with more supportP1 Self-regulation — understanding and regulating stress responses (P1.2); P3 Wellbeing — seeking social support (P3.3)
GratitudeNoticing what is already hereP1 Self-regulation — nurturing optimism and hope (P1.3); P3 Wellbeing — pursuit of life satisfaction
Non-performingRest without having to earn itP3 Wellbeing — care of physical and mental health, a sustainable lifestyle (P3.3); P1 Self-regulation — stress responses (P1.2)
PresenceReturning to where you areP1 Self-regulation — awareness of one's thoughts and behaviour (P1.1); L3 Managing learning — knowing one's learning processes (L3.1)
AffirmationSay the good part out loudS2 Communication — clarity and reciprocity in conversation (S2.3); S3 Collaboration — trust and respect for others (S3.2)
Distress toleranceStaying with an ordinary hard momentP1 Self-regulation — regulating emotions, resilience (P1.2–P1.3); P3 Wellbeing — risks for wellbeing, using services (P3.2)
Community-buildingThe connections in this roomS3 Collaboration — the common good, respecting different backgrounds (S3.1); S1 Empathy — how group belonging shapes attitudes (S1.3)
CuriosityThe pleasure of not knowing yetL1 Growth mindset — learning as lifelong, needing openness and curiosity (L1.2); L2 Critical thinking — creative ideas (L2.3)
ReframingWhat else is also true?P2 Flexibility — reviewing opinions and courses of action (P2.1); P1 Self-regulation — hope and resilience (P1.3)
ListeningWhat it means to be heardS2 Communication — listening and engaging in conversations with reciprocity (S2.3); S1 Empathy — another's perspective (S1.2)
BioinspirationWhat would a forest do?P2 Flexibility — adopting new ideas and approaches as contexts change (P2.2); L2 Critical thinking — creative ideas (L2.3)
CommitmentWhat you keep coming back toP1 Self-regulation — resilience and a sense of purpose (P1.3); P2 Flexibility — conscious choices as circumstances change (P2.3)

UNICEF MENA · Life Skills & Citizenship Education

Middle East & North Africa (UNICEF MENA region) · Names the LSCE core life skills a lesson practises (dimension named only where the framework ties the idea to a dimension, e.g. curiosity).

SkillLessonStrand
BreathingA pause you carry with youSelf-management — regulating stress and emotions with a simple breath practice
KindnessA small thing that helpsEmpathy — responding to what another may need; Communication — asking what would help
Nature sensitivityBelonging to the living world—
Digital agencyChoosing how you use your phoneCritical thinking — assessing how platform design and social media shape behaviour; Decision-making — choices aligned with values
Digital discernmentChoosing what deserves your attentionCritical thinking — assessing social media messages, evidence and motives; Decision-making — trust, check or let go
Digital boundariesDeciding when technology gets your attentionSelf-management — regulating attention and impulses; Decision-making — designing a realistic limit
Self-regulationFinding a steadier next stepSelf-management — regulating emotions and behaviour under pressure; Decision-making — choosing support
Sense-makingFinding shape in a complicated situationCritical thinking — separating evidence from assumption, weighing perspectives; Problem-solving
PurposeFor the sake of what?Self-management — motivation rooted in what matters; Decision-making — weighing personal choice and wider conditions
Intention-settingHow do you want to meet what comes next?Self-management — self-motivation: choosing how to take part, not only the outcome
ReciprocityKeeping the flow going both waysNegotiation — exchanging things of value fairly; Cooperation — sharing responsibility for a common purpose
CompassionKindness that respondsEmpathy — noticing difficulty and acting to support; Decision-making — choosing a safe, respectful response
OrdinarinessLetting an ordinary day countCritical thinking — questioning norms that tie value to standing out or achieving more
AcceptanceLetting people be who they areEmpathy — understanding another's feelings before responding; Respect for diversity — recognising each person as unique
ReflectionLooking back with careSelf-management — self-monitoring and self-evaluation; Critical thinking — thinking about one's own thinking
InquiryLooking beneath the first answerCritical thinking — examining assumptions, norms and power structures; Problem-solving — looking beneath the first explanation
PausingMaking a little roomSelf-management — controlling impulses, pausing before responding; Decision-making — choosing the next step
CollaborationMaking room for every voiceCooperation — working respectfully with diverse teams; Participation — making room for every voice
JoyMaking room for what brings you alive—
Stress managementMeeting pressure with more supportSelf-management — managing stress; Resilience — drawing on coping strategies and support
GratitudeNoticing what is already here—
Non-performingRest without having to earn itCritical thinking — questioning norms that tie worth to productivity; Self-management — managing stress, including rest
PresenceReturning to where you areSelf-management — regulating attention; returning to the present
AffirmationSay the good part out loudCommunication — sharing meaning through specific, sincere appreciation
Distress toleranceStaying with an ordinary hard momentResilience — struggling and coping constructively with adversity; Self-management — regulating the urge to escape
Community-buildingThe connections in this roomRespect for diversity — valuing individual differences in a group; Participation — shaping group life together
CuriosityThe pleasure of not knowing yetCreativity — generating open questions; Learning to Know (cognitive dimension) — curiosity about the world
ReframingWhat else is also true?Resilience — navigating setbacks constructively; Critical thinking — finding another honest frame
ListeningWhat it means to be heardCommunication — listening and reflecting back shared meaning; Empathy
BioinspirationWhat would a forest do?Creativity — generating new ideas from patterns in nature; Critical thinking — testing where an analogy stops working
CommitmentWhat you keep coming back toSelf-management — working toward personal goals; Resilience — returning after distraction or difficulty

Australia · Personal & Social Capability

Australia (ACARA) · Self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, social management

SkillLessonStrand
BreathingA pause you carry with youSelf-awareness — emotional awareness; Self-management — emotional regulation
KindnessA small thing that helpsSocial awareness: empathy; relational awareness
Nature sensitivityBelonging to the living worldSocial awareness: community awareness
Digital agencyChoosing how you use your phoneSelf-awareness: personal awareness; Self-management: goal setting; Social management: decision-making
Digital discernmentChoosing what deserves your attentionSocial management: decision-making
Digital boundariesDeciding when technology gets your attentionSelf-management: goal setting; Social management: decision-making
Self-regulationFinding a steadier next stepSelf-management — emotional regulation; Self-awareness — emotional awareness
Sense-makingFinding shape in a complicated situationSocial awareness: empathy
PurposeFor the sake of what?Self-awareness: personal awareness; Self-management: goal setting
Intention-settingHow do you want to meet what comes next?Self-management: goal setting; Self-awareness: personal awareness
ReciprocityKeeping the flow going both waysSocial awareness: relational awareness; Social management: collaboration
CompassionKindness that respondsSocial awareness: empathy; Self-awareness: emotional awareness
OrdinarinessLetting an ordinary day countSelf-awareness: personal awareness; emotional awareness
AcceptanceLetting people be who they areSocial awareness: empathy; relational awareness
ReflectionLooking back with careSelf-awareness — reflective practice
InquiryLooking beneath the first answerSocial awareness: empathy (respecting perspectives); Social management: decision-making
PausingMaking a little roomSelf-management: emotional regulation; Self-awareness: emotional awareness
CollaborationMaking room for every voiceSocial management — collaboration; communication
JoyMaking room for what brings you aliveSelf-awareness: emotional awareness
Stress managementMeeting pressure with more supportSelf-awareness — emotional awareness; Self-management — emotional regulation
GratitudeNoticing what is already hereSelf-awareness: emotional awareness; Social awareness: relational awareness
Non-performingRest without having to earn itSelf-awareness: personal awareness; emotional awareness
PresenceReturning to where you areSelf-awareness — emotional awareness; Self-management — emotional regulation
AffirmationSay the good part out loudSocial awareness: relational awareness; Social management: communication
Distress toleranceStaying with an ordinary hard momentSelf-management — emotional regulation; perseverance and adaptability
Community-buildingThe connections in this roomSocial awareness: community awareness; relational awareness; Social management: communication
CuriosityThe pleasure of not knowing yetSelf-awareness: personal awareness
ReframingWhat else is also true?Self-management: emotional regulation; perseverance and adaptability
ListeningWhat it means to be heardSocial awareness — empathy; Social management — communication
BioinspirationWhat would a forest do?Social awareness: community awareness (natural environments); Social management: collaboration
CommitmentWhat you keep coming back toSelf-management: goal setting; perseverance and adaptability

Brazil · BNCC general competences

Brazil · The ten general competences (GC 1–10); the BNCC states each as a sentence, and the short titles are the labels in common use

SkillLessonStrand
BreathingA pause you carry with youSelf-knowledge and self-care (GC 8) — caring for physical and emotional health; recognising emotions and dealing with them
KindnessA small thing that helpsEmpathy and cooperation (GC 9) — promoting respect for others; Self-knowledge and self-care (GC 8) — caring for oneself
Nature sensitivityBelonging to the living worldResponsibility and citizenship (GC 10) — sustainable decisions; Argumentation (GC 7) — socio-environmental awareness, care for the planet
Digital agencyChoosing how you use your phoneDigital culture (GC 5) — using digital technologies critically, reflectively and ethically; Self-knowledge and self-care (GC 8)
Digital discernmentChoosing what deserves your attentionDigital culture (GC 5) — accessing information critically; Argumentation (GC 7) — relying on facts, data and trustworthy information
Digital boundariesDeciding when technology gets your attentionSelf-knowledge and self-care (GC 8) — caring for physical and emotional health; Digital culture (GC 5) — reflective use of technology
Self-regulationFinding a steadier next stepSelf-knowledge and self-care (GC 8) — caring for physical and emotional health and dealing with emotions
Sense-makingFinding shape in a complicated situationScientific, critical and creative thinking (GC 2) — critical analysis, formulating problems; Argumentation (GC 7) — reliable information
PurposeFor the sake of what?Work and life project (GC 6) — choices aligned with one's life project, with autonomy and critical awareness
Intention-settingHow do you want to meet what comes next?Self-knowledge and self-care (GC 8) — knowing oneself; Responsibility and citizenship (GC 10) — autonomy and determination
ReciprocityKeeping the flow going both waysEmpathy and cooperation (GC 9) — cooperation, resolving conflicts; Responsibility and citizenship (GC 10) — solidary, sustainable decisions
CompassionKindness that respondsEmpathy and cooperation (GC 9) — exercising empathy; Self-knowledge and self-care (GC 8) — recognising one's own and others' emotions
OrdinarinessLetting an ordinary day countSelf-knowledge and self-care (GC 8) — appreciating oneself within human diversity
AcceptanceLetting people be who they areEmpathy and cooperation (GC 9) — empathy, dialogue and welcoming others without prejudice; Self-knowledge and self-care (GC 8)
ReflectionLooking back with careSelf-knowledge and self-care (GC 8) — knowing oneself with self-criticism; Scientific, critical and creative thinking (GC 2) — reflection
InquiryLooking beneath the first answerScientific, critical and creative thinking (GC 2) — investigating causes, critical analysis; Argumentation (GC 7) — reliable facts
PausingMaking a little roomSelf-knowledge and self-care (GC 8) — recognising one's emotions and the capacity to deal with them
CollaborationMaking room for every voiceEmpathy and cooperation (GC 9) — dialogue and cooperation; Communication (GC 4) — sharing ideas towards mutual understanding
JoyMaking room for what brings you aliveSelf-knowledge and self-care (GC 8) — caring for emotional health; Cultural repertoire (GC 3) — enjoying arts and culture
Stress managementMeeting pressure with more supportSelf-knowledge and self-care (GC 8) — caring for physical and emotional health; Responsibility and citizenship (GC 10) — resilience
GratitudeNoticing what is already hereSelf-knowledge and self-care (GC 8) — appreciating oneself and caring for emotional health
Non-performingRest without having to earn itSelf-knowledge and self-care (GC 8) — appreciating oneself and caring for physical and emotional health
PresenceReturning to where you areSelf-knowledge and self-care (GC 8) — knowing oneself and caring for emotional health
AffirmationSay the good part out loudEmpathy and cooperation (GC 9) — valuing others' knowledge, identities and potential; Communication (GC 4) — sharing feelings
Distress toleranceStaying with an ordinary hard momentSelf-knowledge and self-care (GC 8) — recognising emotions and the capacity to deal with them; Responsibility and citizenship (GC 10)
Community-buildingThe connections in this roomEmpathy and cooperation (GC 9) — welcoming and valuing diversity; Responsibility and citizenship (GC 10) — inclusive, solidary action
CuriosityThe pleasure of not knowing yetScientific, critical and creative thinking (GC 2) — exercising intellectual curiosity, investigation and imagination
ReframingWhat else is also true?Responsibility and citizenship (GC 10) — flexibility and resilience; Self-knowledge and self-care (GC 8) — dealing with emotions
ListeningWhat it means to be heardCommunication (GC 4) — producing meanings that lead to mutual understanding; Empathy and cooperation (GC 9) — dialogue
BioinspirationWhat would a forest do?Scientific, critical and creative thinking (GC 2) — imagination and creativity to create solutions; Responsibility and citizenship (GC 10)
CommitmentWhat you keep coming back toResponsibility and citizenship (GC 10) — flexibility, resilience and determination; Work and life project (GC 6)

Canada · British Columbia

Canada (British Columbia) · Core Competency sub-competencies and facets, mainly Personal and Social

SkillLessonStrand
BreathingA pause you carry with youPersonal Awareness and Responsibility — self-regulating; well-being (managing stress)
KindnessA small thing that helpsSocial Awareness and Responsibility — building relationships; contributing to community (acting for others' benefit)
Nature sensitivityBelonging to the living worldSocial Awareness and Responsibility — connections between people and the natural environment; caring for the environment
Digital agencyChoosing how you use your phonePersonal Awareness and Responsibility — self-regulating (owning one's choices); Positive Personal and Cultural Identity — personal values and choices
Digital discernmentChoosing what deserves your attentionCritical and Reflective Thinking — analyzing and critiquing; Communicating — acquiring and presenting information
Digital boundariesDeciding when technology gets your attentionPersonal Awareness and Responsibility — self-regulating; well-being (maintaining a healthy lifestyle)
Self-regulationFinding a steadier next stepPersonal Awareness and Responsibility — self-regulating; self-advocating (expressing needs, seeking help)
Sense-makingFinding shape in a complicated situationCritical and Reflective Thinking — analyzing and critiquing; Social Awareness and Responsibility — appreciating different perspectives
PurposeFor the sake of what?Positive Personal and Cultural Identity — personal values and choices; Personal Awareness and Responsibility — ethical decisions
Intention-settingHow do you want to meet what comes next?Positive Personal and Cultural Identity — personal values and choices; Personal Awareness and Responsibility — self-regulating
ReciprocityKeeping the flow going both waysSocial Awareness and Responsibility — contributing to community and caring for the environment; resolving problems
CompassionKindness that respondsSocial Awareness and Responsibility — resolving problems (showing empathy); Personal Awareness and Responsibility — self-advocating
OrdinarinessLetting an ordinary day countPositive Personal and Cultural Identity — personal strengths and abilities (a unique individual); Personal Awareness and Responsibility
AcceptanceLetting people be who they areSocial Awareness and Responsibility — building relationships (respecting others' needs); Communicating — connecting and engaging with others
ReflectionLooking back with careCritical and Reflective Thinking — reflecting and assessing; Personal Awareness and Responsibility — self-regulating
InquiryLooking beneath the first answerCritical and Reflective Thinking — questioning and investigating; analyzing and critiquing
PausingMaking a little roomPersonal Awareness and Responsibility — self-regulating; well-being (strategies for challenging moments)
CollaborationMaking room for every voiceCollaborating — supporting group interactions; Social Awareness and Responsibility — creating space for others' voices
JoyMaking room for what brings you alivePersonal Awareness and Responsibility — well-being (factors in holistic wellness); Positive Personal and Cultural Identity
Stress managementMeeting pressure with more supportPersonal Awareness and Responsibility — well-being (managing stress); self-advocating (seeking help)
GratitudeNoticing what is already herePersonal Awareness and Responsibility — well-being; Social Awareness and Responsibility — appreciating connections among people
Non-performingRest without having to earn itPersonal Awareness and Responsibility — well-being; Positive Personal and Cultural Identity — a healthy sense of oneself
PresenceReturning to where you arePersonal Awareness and Responsibility — self-regulating
AffirmationSay the good part out loudSocial Awareness and Responsibility — building relationships; valuing diversity (everyone has something to contribute)
Distress toleranceStaying with an ordinary hard momentPersonal Awareness and Responsibility — self-regulating (persevering in difficult circumstances); well-being
Community-buildingThe connections in this roomSocial Awareness and Responsibility — building relationships; valuing diversity (inclusive language and actions)
CuriosityThe pleasure of not knowing yetCritical and Reflective Thinking — questioning and investigating; Creative Thinking — generating and incubating
ReframingWhat else is also true?Personal Awareness and Responsibility — self-regulating; Critical and Reflective Thinking — analyzing and critiquing
ListeningWhat it means to be heardCommunicating — connecting and engaging with others; focusing on intent and purpose
BioinspirationWhat would a forest do?Creative Thinking — generating and incubating ideas; Critical and Reflective Thinking — analyzing and critiquing
CommitmentWhat you keep coming back toPersonal Awareness and Responsibility — self-regulating (goals, perseverance); Positive Personal and Cultural Identity — personal values and choices

Canada · Ontario

Canada (Ontario) · Grades 9–12 Living Skills expectations (1.1–1.5); the matching Grade 7–8 SEL skill codes follow the dot

SkillLessonStrand
BreathingA pause you carry with youPersonal skills — coping skills such as relaxation techniques (1.2); recognizing stress (1.1) · Gr 7–8: A1.2 (e.g. deep breathing)
KindnessA small thing that helpsInterpersonal skills — relationship and social skills, showing respect for others (1.4) · Gr 7–8: A1.4 (kindness and empathy)
Nature sensitivityBelonging to the living worldInterpersonal skills — showing respect for others and the environment (1.4); Critical and creative thinking — making connections (1.5)
Digital agencyChoosing how you use your phoneCritical and creative thinking — decisions about Internet and social media use (1.5); Personal skills — self-monitoring (1.1) · Gr 7–8: A1.6
Digital discernmentChoosing what deserves your attentionCritical and creative thinking — analysing and evaluating information (1.5); Interpersonal skills — analysing messages (1.3) · Gr 7–8: A1.6
Digital boundariesDeciding when technology gets your attentionPersonal skills — time-management for greater control over their lives (1.2); Critical and creative thinking — planning (1.5) · Gr 7–8: A1.2
Self-regulationFinding a steadier next stepPersonal skills — adaptive, management and coping skills, incl. seeking help (1.2) · Gr 7–8: A1.1 (self-regulation), A1.2
Sense-makingFinding shape in a complicated situationCritical and creative thinking — organizing information, making connections, synthesizing (1.5) · Gr 7–8: A1.6
PurposeFor the sake of what?Personal skills — using personal strengths and values to guide decisions (1.1) · Gr 7–8: A1.5 (sense of mattering and purpose)
Intention-settingHow do you want to meet what comes next?Personal skills — self-awareness and self-monitoring (1.1); Critical and creative thinking — planning, setting goals (1.5) · Gr 7–8: A1.5
ReciprocityKeeping the flow going both waysInterpersonal skills — negotiating (1.3); working towards a common goal (1.4) · Gr 7–8: A1.4 (helping others, giving back)
CompassionKindness that respondsInterpersonal skills — reaching out with compassion to a struggling friend (1.3); Personal skills — seeking help (1.2) · Gr 7–8: A1.4
OrdinarinessLetting an ordinary day countPersonal skills — a realistic understanding of one's own strengths (1.1) · Gr 7–8: A1.5 (sense of mattering)
AcceptanceLetting people be who they areInterpersonal skills — active listening (1.3); relationship and social skills, showing respect for others (1.4) · Gr 7–8: A1.4
ReflectionLooking back with careCritical and creative thinking — reflecting/evaluating, planning next steps (1.5); Personal skills — self-monitoring (1.1) · Gr 7–8: A1.5
InquiryLooking beneath the first answerCritical and creative thinking — processing: interpreting, analysing and evaluating (1.5) · Gr 7–8: A1.6
PausingMaking a little roomPersonal skills — adaptive, management and coping skills (1.2) · Gr 7–8: A1.2 (pausing and reflecting)
CollaborationMaking room for every voiceInterpersonal skills — teamwork, working collaboratively towards a common goal (1.4); communication (1.3) · Gr 7–8: A1.4
JoyMaking room for what brings you alivePersonal skills — self-awareness: knowing one's likes and dislikes (1.1) · Gr 7–8: A1.5 (caring for oneself)
Stress managementMeeting pressure with more supportPersonal skills — recognizing sources of stress (1.1); coping skills such as relaxation, seeking help (1.2) · Gr 7–8: A1.2
GratitudeNoticing what is already herePersonal skills — coping skills, adopting an optimistic attitude (1.2) · Gr 7–8: A1.3 (reflecting on and expressing gratitude)
Non-performingRest without having to earn itPersonal skills — recognizing stress and its causes (1.1); coping skills (1.2) · Gr 7–8: A1.5 (caring for oneself, sense of mattering)
PresenceReturning to where you arePersonal skills — self-awareness and self-monitoring (1.1); practising mindfulness · Gr 7–8: A1.1
AffirmationSay the good part out loudInterpersonal skills — expressing responses and giving feedback (1.3); relationship and social skills (1.4) · Gr 7–8: A1.3, A1.4
Distress toleranceStaying with an ordinary hard momentPersonal skills — coping skills: expressing emotions, seeking help in difficult situations (1.2) · Gr 7–8: A1.1, A1.2
Community-buildingThe connections in this roomInterpersonal skills — appreciating differences in people, showing respect (1.4) · Gr 7–8: A1.4, A1.5 (belonging)
CuriosityThe pleasure of not knowing yetCritical and creative thinking — generating ideas and making connections (1.5) · Gr 7–8: A1.6
ReframingWhat else is also true?Personal skills — adaptive skills: being flexible, trying out solutions (1.2) · Gr 7–8: A1.3 (reframing negative thoughts)
ListeningWhat it means to be heardInterpersonal skills — active listening: paraphrasing, clarifying, questioning, responding (1.3) · Gr 7–8: A1.4 (listening)
BioinspirationWhat would a forest do?Critical and creative thinking — making connections (1.5); Personal skills — adaptive skills for challenges and change (1.2) · Gr 7–8: A1.6
CommitmentWhat you keep coming back toPersonal skills — taking responsibility, monitoring progress (1.1); Critical and creative thinking — setting goals (1.5) · Gr 7–8: A1.3

Chile · Orientación

Chile · Orientación axes and learning objectives (OA 1–10); the wording of each OA differs between 7°–8° básico and 1°–2° medio

SkillLessonStrand
BreathingA pause you carry with youWellbeing and self-care — everyday actions for wellbeing: appropriate rest (OA 4, 7°–8°); managing stress (OA 4, 1°–2° medio)
KindnessA small thing that helpsInterpersonal relationships — relationships based on dignity (OA 5); Wellbeing and self-care — help from significant people (OA 3)
Nature sensitivityBelonging to the living world—
Digital agencyChoosing how you use your phoneWellbeing and self-care — actions for wellbeing, including safety measures when using social networks (OA 4, 7°–8°)
Digital discernmentChoosing what deserves your attentionWellbeing and self-care — identifying risk situations, such as viral dares, and strategies to face them (OA 3)
Digital boundariesDeciding when technology gets your attentionWellbeing and self-care — appropriate rest, safer use of social networks (OA 4, 7°–8°); positive use of leisure (OA 4, 1°–2° medio)
Self-regulationFinding a steadier next stepWellbeing and self-care — healthy routines incl. rest (OA 4, 7°–8°); turning to support networks (OA 3, 1°–2° medio)
Sense-makingFinding shape in a complicated situation—
PurposeFor the sake of what?Personal growth — comparing life-project alternatives (OA 1, 1°–2° medio); Managing learning — interests, motivations (OA 9, 7°–8°)
Intention-settingHow do you want to meet what comes next?Managing learning — goals and lines of action (OA 10, 7°–8°); Personal growth — motivations and capacities (OA 1, 7°–8°)
ReciprocityKeeping the flow going both waysInterpersonal relationships — agreements that benefit all parties, with reciprocal commitment (OA 6, 1°–2° medio)
CompassionKindness that respondsWellbeing and self-care — turning to support networks (OA 3, 1°–2° medio); Interpersonal relationships — constructive relationships (OA 5)
OrdinarinessLetting an ordinary day countPersonal growth — positive self-representations (OA 1, 7°–8°)
AcceptanceLetting people be who they areInterpersonal relationships — dialogue and empathic listening (OA 6, 7°–8°); relationships that respect dignity (OA 5)
ReflectionLooking back with careManaging learning — monitoring achievements and redefining actions (OA 10, 7°–8°)
InquiryLooking beneath the first answer—
PausingMaking a little roomWellbeing and self-care — appropriate rest and managing stress in daily life (OA 4)
CollaborationMaking room for every voiceBelonging and participation — teamwork that values each member's contribution (OA 7, 7°–8°); dialogue, diverse opinions (OA 8)
JoyMaking room for what brings you aliveWellbeing and self-care — positive use of leisure time (OA 4, 1°–2° medio)
Stress managementMeeting pressure with more supportWellbeing and self-care — managing stress appropriately (OA 4, 1°–2° medio); asking for help (OA 3)
GratitudeNoticing what is already hereWellbeing and self-care — everyday actions for wellbeing, personally and in the school community (OA 4)
Non-performingRest without having to earn itWellbeing and self-care — appropriate rest (OA 4, 7°–8°); Personal growth — each person as unique, original and valuable
PresenceReturning to where you areWellbeing and self-care — building actions that favour wellbeing into daily life (OA 4)
AffirmationSay the good part out loudInterpersonal relationships — constructive relationships (OA 5); Personal growth — building positive self-representations together (OA 1, 7°–8°)
Distress toleranceStaying with an ordinary hard momentWellbeing and self-care — strategies for difficult situations and help from significant or specialised people (OA 3, 7°–8°)
Community-buildingThe connections in this roomBelonging and participation — shared interests and needs within one's groups (OA 7); Interpersonal relationships — inclusion (OA 5)
CuriosityThe pleasure of not knowing yet—
ReframingWhat else is also true?Wellbeing and self-care — managing stress (OA 4, 1°–2° medio); Managing learning — redefining actions after results (OA 10, 7°–8°)
ListeningWhat it means to be heardInterpersonal relationships — dialogue and empathic listening (OA 6, 7°–8°)
BioinspirationWhat would a forest do?—
CommitmentWhat you keep coming back toManaging learning — goals, monitoring, redefining actions (OA 10, 7°–8°); perseverance in one's life project (OA 10, 1°–2° medio)

England · DfE RSHE (statutory)

United Kingdom · Headings and numbered statements from the guidance in force from 1 September 2026; shown only where a genuine statement fits

SkillLessonStrand
BreathingA pause you carry with youMental wellbeing: worrying and feeling down are normal, and managing those feelings (statement 4); coping strategies (statement 7)
KindnessA small thing that helpsRespectful relationships: kindness in positive relationships, treating others with kindness and respect (statements 1, 2)
Nature sensitivityBelonging to the living worldMental wellbeing: time outdoors (statement 2)
Digital agencyChoosing how you use your phoneWellbeing online: limiting time online and the impact of content (statement 1); how advertising and information are targeted (statement 5)
Digital discernmentChoosing what deserves your attentionWellbeing online: a discerning consumer of information, misinformation and disinformation (statement 5); Online safety and awareness: content created with AI, and deepfakes (statements 3, 7)
Digital boundariesDeciding when technology gets your attentionWellbeing online: the benefits of limiting time online (statement 1)
Self-regulationFinding a steadier next stepMental wellbeing: worrying and feeling down are normal, and managing those feelings (statement 4); coping strategies (statement 7)
Sense-makingFinding shape in a complicated situation—
PurposeFor the sake of what?—
Intention-settingHow do you want to meet what comes next?—
ReciprocityKeeping the flow going both waysRespectful relationships: mutual respect and generosity in positive relationships (statement 1)
CompassionKindness that respondsRespectful relationships: kindness, respect and communicating respectfully (statements 2, 5)
OrdinarinessLetting an ordinary day countWellbeing online: unhealthy comparison and curated images of life online (statement 2); Mental wellbeing: which activities contribute to wellbeing (statement 6)
AcceptanceLetting people be who they areRespectful relationships: treating others with kindness and respect, and tolerance (statements 2, 4)
ReflectionLooking back with care—
InquiryLooking beneath the first answer—
PausingMaking a little roomMental wellbeing: worrying and feeling down are normal, and managing those feelings (statement 4); coping strategies (statement 7)
CollaborationMaking room for every voiceRespectful relationships: communicating respectfully (statement 5)
JoyMaking room for what brings you aliveMental wellbeing: which activities contribute to wellbeing (statement 6); happiness and connection (statement 3)
Stress managementMeeting pressure with more supportMental wellbeing: worrying and feeling down are normal, and managing those feelings (statement 4); physical activity, sleep and time outdoors (statement 2); coping strategies (statement 7)
GratitudeNoticing what is already hereMental wellbeing: acts of kindness (statement 2); happiness is linked to being connected to others (statement 3)
Non-performingRest without having to earn itMental wellbeing: sleep (statement 2); which activities contribute to wellbeing (statement 6)
PresenceReturning to where you areMental wellbeing: worrying and feeling down are normal, and managing those feelings (statement 4); coping strategies (statement 7)
AffirmationSay the good part out loudRespectful relationships: self-esteem and a positive relationship with oneself (statements 3, 1)
Distress toleranceStaying with an ordinary hard momentMental wellbeing: worrying and feeling down are normal, and managing those feelings (statement 4)
Community-buildingThe connections in this roomRespectful relationships: treating others with kindness and respect (statement 2)
CuriosityThe pleasure of not knowing yet—
ReframingWhat else is also true?Mental wellbeing: worrying and feeling down are normal, and managing those feelings (statement 4)
ListeningWhat it means to be heardRespectful relationships: communicating respectfully (statement 5)
BioinspirationWhat would a forest do?—
CommitmentWhat you keep coming back to—

England · PSHE Association

United Kingdom · Programme of Study core themes, with the sub-heading and statement codes (KS3 and KS4)

SkillLessonStrand
BreathingA pause you carry with youHealth and Wellbeing: mental health and emotional wellbeing (KS3 H7, H10, KS4 H7)
KindnessA small thing that helpsRelationships: forming and maintaining respectful relationships (KS3 R14)
Nature sensitivityBelonging to the living world—
Digital agencyChoosing how you use your phoneHealth and Wellbeing: balance with online activities (KS3 H13, KS4 H12); Living in the wider world: media literacy and digital resilience (KS3 L20, L25)
Digital discernmentChoosing what deserves your attentionLiving in the wider world: media literacy and digital resilience (KS3 L23, L25, L26, KS4 L27)
Digital boundariesDeciding when technology gets your attentionHealth and Wellbeing: balance with online activities, and sleep (KS3 H13, H15, KS4 H12)
Self-regulationFinding a steadier next stepHealth and Wellbeing: mental health and emotional wellbeing (KS3 H6, H7, H10, KS4 H7)
Sense-makingFinding shape in a complicated situationLiving in the wider world: media literacy and digital resilience, a partial fit (KS3 L23, L26)
PurposeFor the sake of what?Living in the wider world: learning skills, values (KS3 L2)
Intention-settingHow do you want to meet what comes next?Living in the wider world: learning skills (KS3 L2, L3)
ReciprocityKeeping the flow going both waysRelationships: forming and maintaining respectful relationships, including trust (KS3 R14, R10)
CompassionKindness that respondsRelationships: forming and maintaining respectful relationships (KS3 R14); Health and Wellbeing: recognising when others need help (KS3 H12, KS4 H10)
OrdinarinessLetting an ordinary day countHealth and Wellbeing: what affects wellbeing, and how media shapes how we see ourselves (KS3 H2, H3, KS4 H2)
AcceptanceLetting people be who they areRelationships: forming and maintaining respectful relationships, active listening (KS3 R16); diversity and inclusion (KS3 R3, R41)
ReflectionLooking back with careHealth and Wellbeing: assessing strengths and acting on feedback (KS4 H1); Living in the wider world: learning skills (KS3 L2)
InquiryLooking beneath the first answerLiving in the wider world: media literacy and digital resilience, a partial fit (KS3 L23, L26)
PausingMaking a little roomHealth and Wellbeing: mental health and emotional wellbeing (KS3 H7, H10, KS4 H7)
CollaborationMaking room for every voiceRelationships: forming and maintaining respectful relationships, team working and active listening (KS3 R15, R16)
JoyMaking room for what brings you aliveHealth and Wellbeing: mental health and emotional wellbeing (KS3 H10, KS4 H7)
Stress managementMeeting pressure with more supportHealth and Wellbeing: mental health and emotional wellbeing (KS3 H7, H10, KS4 H7, H8)
GratitudeNoticing what is already hereHealth and Wellbeing: mental health and emotional wellbeing (KS3 H10, KS4 H7)
Non-performingRest without having to earn itHealth and Wellbeing: balance between school, leisure and online time, and sleep (KS3 H2, H13, H15)
PresenceReturning to where you areHealth and Wellbeing: mental health and emotional wellbeing (KS3 H7, H10, KS4 H7)
AffirmationSay the good part out loudHealth and Wellbeing: personal strengths, self-confidence and self-esteem (KS3 H1, H4); Relationships: positive relationships (KS3 R14)
Distress toleranceStaying with an ordinary hard momentHealth and Wellbeing: mental health and emotional wellbeing (KS3 H9, KS4 H6)
Community-buildingThe connections in this roomRelationships: forming and maintaining respectful relationships (KS3 R14, R41)
CuriosityThe pleasure of not knowing yet—
ReframingWhat else is also true?Health and Wellbeing: mental health and emotional wellbeing (KS3 H9, KS4 H7)
ListeningWhat it means to be heardRelationships: forming and maintaining respectful relationships, active listening and clear communication (KS3 R16)
BioinspirationWhat would a forest do?—
CommitmentWhat you keep coming back toLiving in the wider world: learning skills, realistic yet ambitious goals (KS3 L3)

Finland · Transversal competences

Finland · Grades 7–9 transversal competences L1–L7; upper secondary equivalents (e.g. well-being competence) are listed in the report

SkillLessonStrand
BreathingA pause you carry with youL3 Taking care of oneself and managing daily life — emotional skills and ways of acting that promote wellbeing
KindnessA small thing that helpsL2 Cultural competence, interaction and self-expression — meeting others with appreciation; L3 — practising social skills
Nature sensitivityBelonging to the living worldL7 Participation, involvement and building a sustainable future — how one's choices matter for nature; L1 — making observations
Digital agencyChoosing how you use your phoneL5 ICT competence — responsible and safe use; L3 Taking care of oneself and managing daily life — technology in one's own life
Digital discernmentChoosing what deserves your attentionL4 Multiliteracy — analytical and critical media literacy; L5 ICT competence — source criticism
Digital boundariesDeciding when technology gets your attentionL3 Taking care of oneself and managing daily life — sleep, rest, a balanced daily rhythm, personal boundaries; L5 ICT competence
Self-regulationFinding a steadier next stepL3 Taking care of oneself and managing daily life — rest, a balanced daily rhythm and handling conflicting feelings
Sense-makingFinding shape in a complicated situationL1 Thinking and learning to learn — noticing interconnections (systemic thinking); dealing with unclear information
PurposeFor the sake of what?L1 Thinking and learning to learn — ethical thinking about the good life; L6 — choices grounded in one's own interests
Intention-settingHow do you want to meet what comes next?L1 Thinking and learning to learn — trusting oneself; setting goals and evaluating one's own working process
ReciprocityKeeping the flow going both waysL7 Participation, involvement and building a sustainable future — negotiation; changing practices towards sustainable wellbeing
CompassionKindness that respondsL3 Taking care of oneself and managing daily life — responsibility for oneself and others; L2 — putting oneself in another's position
OrdinarinessLetting an ordinary day countL3 Taking care of oneself and managing daily life — what promotes one's wellbeing in everyday life
AcceptanceLetting people be who they areL2 Cultural competence, interaction and self-expression — putting oneself in another's position; L1 — listening to oneself and others
ReflectionLooking back with careL1 Thinking and learning to learn — reflecting on one's own experience; evaluating one's working process
InquiryLooking beneath the first answerL1 Thinking and learning to learn — examining issues critically from different perspectives; handling contradictory information
PausingMaking a little roomL3 Taking care of oneself and managing daily life — rest and handling feelings; L1 — maintaining attention and concentration
CollaborationMaking room for every voiceL2 Cultural competence, interaction and self-expression — cooperation and interaction situations; L7 — negotiating, being heard
JoyMaking room for what brings you aliveL3 Taking care of oneself and managing daily life — ways of acting that promote wellbeing; L2 — creative activity, enjoying aesthetics
Stress managementMeeting pressure with more supportL3 Taking care of oneself and managing daily life — ways of acting that promote health and wellbeing; emotional skills
GratitudeNoticing what is already hereL3 Taking care of oneself and managing daily life — recognising what supports one's own and shared wellbeing
Non-performingRest without having to earn itL3 Taking care of oneself and managing daily life — sleep, rest and a balanced daily rhythm
PresenceReturning to where you areL1 Thinking and learning to learn — ways of maintaining attention and concentration
AffirmationSay the good part out loudL2 Cultural competence, interaction and self-expression — meeting others with appreciation; L7 — experiences of being heard and valued
Distress toleranceStaying with an ordinary hard momentL3 Taking care of oneself and managing daily life — facing and managing conflicting feelings; anticipating risky situations
Community-buildingThe connections in this roomL7 Participation, involvement and building a sustainable future — class and school community; L2 — diversity as a resource
CuriosityThe pleasure of not knowing yetL1 Thinking and learning to learn — making observations, sharpening observational sensitivity and imagination
ReframingWhat else is also true?L3 Taking care of oneself and managing daily life — handling conflicting feelings and thoughts; L1 — finding alternatives
ListeningWhat it means to be heardL1 Thinking and learning to learn — listening to oneself and others; L2 Cultural competence, interaction and self-expression — dialogue
BioinspirationWhat would a forest do?L1 Thinking and learning to learn — imagination and systemic thinking; L7 Participation, involvement and building a sustainable future
CommitmentWhat you keep coming back toL6 Working life competence and entrepreneurship — perseverance, facing setbacks; L1 — setting goals, evaluating one's progress

Ghana · NaCCA core competencies (JHS)

Ghana · Names the NaCCA core competencies and values of the JHS Common Core Programme (B7–B9).

SkillLessonStrand
BreathingA pause you carry with youPersonal Development and Leadership — health and self-regulation
KindnessA small thing that helpsPersonal Development and Leadership — empathy, meeting other people's needs
Nature sensitivityBelonging to the living world—
Digital agencyChoosing how you use your phoneDigital Literacy — using digital media responsibly; Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving — analysing issues
Digital discernmentChoosing what deserves your attentionDigital Literacy — acquiring information and using digital media responsibly; Core value — truth and integrity
Digital boundariesDeciding when technology gets your attentionPersonal Development and Leadership — self-regulation and health; Digital Literacy — responsible use of digital media
Self-regulationFinding a steadier next stepPersonal Development and Leadership — self-regulation and resilience
Sense-makingFinding shape in a complicated situationCritical Thinking and Problem-Solving — analysing issues; Communication and Collaboration — valuing multiple perspectives
PurposeFor the sake of what?Personal Development and Leadership — self-knowledge, dreams and aspirations
Intention-settingHow do you want to meet what comes next?Personal Development and Leadership — self-knowledge and self-confidence
ReciprocityKeeping the flow going both waysCore value — equity: caring for one another; Personal Development and Leadership — responsibility
CompassionKindness that respondsPersonal Development and Leadership — empathy, seeking the well-being of others
OrdinarinessLetting an ordinary day countPersonal Development and Leadership — self-awareness and self-esteem
AcceptanceLetting people be who they arePersonal Development and Leadership — empathy; Communication and Collaboration — respecting others' perspectives
ReflectionLooking back with careCritical Thinking and Problem-Solving — drawing on one's own experiences to analyse situations
InquiryLooking beneath the first answerCritical Thinking and Problem-Solving — analysing issues and situations; Cultural Identity and Global Citizenship — analysing trends
PausingMaking a little roomPersonal Development and Leadership — self-regulation
CollaborationMaking room for every voiceCommunication and Collaboration — sharing ideas through dialogue; Core value — teamwork/collaboration
JoyMaking room for what brings you alivePersonal Development and Leadership — health; identifying and developing talents
Stress managementMeeting pressure with more supportPersonal Development and Leadership — health, resilience and self-regulation
GratitudeNoticing what is already here—
Non-performingRest without having to earn itPersonal Development and Leadership — health; building and renewing self-esteem
PresenceReturning to where you arePersonal Development and Leadership — self-awareness and self-regulation
AffirmationSay the good part out loudPersonal Development and Leadership — building self-esteem and developing others; Communication and Collaboration
Distress toleranceStaying with an ordinary hard momentPersonal Development and Leadership — perseverance, resilience and self-regulation
Community-buildingThe connections in this roomCore value — diversity: respecting the views of all persons, social cohesion
CuriosityThe pleasure of not knowing yetCreativity and Innovation — thinking independently and creatively; Personal Development and Leadership — love for lifelong learning
ReframingWhat else is also true?Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving — choosing the most appropriate of several solutions; Personal Development and Leadership — resilience
ListeningWhat it means to be heardCommunication and Collaboration — listening to and learning from others
BioinspirationWhat would a forest do?Creativity and Innovation — new ways of solving problems; Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving — analysing situations
CommitmentWhat you keep coming back toPersonal Development and Leadership — perseverance, resilience and responsibility

Hong Kong · Values Education Curriculum Framework (2026)

Hong Kong SAR, China · Names VECF (2026) priority values and learning domains; the focus cites the secondary learning expectations (S1–S3 or S4–S6) where one matches.

SkillLessonStrand
BreathingA pause you carry with youHealth education (健康生活教育) — promoting physical and psychological well-being
KindnessA small thing that helpsBenevolence (仁愛) — sincerity, care, respect and courtesy in relationships (S1–S3)
Nature sensitivityBelonging to the living worldEducation for sustainable development (可持續發展教育) — caring about environmental issues (S4–S6); Life education (生命教育)
Digital agencyChoosing how you use your phoneMedia and information literacy education (媒體和資訊素養教育) — risks and etiquette of social platforms (S1–S3); Responsibility (責任感)
Digital discernmentChoosing what deserves your attentionMedia and information literacy education — verifying online and AI-generated information before sharing (S4–S6); Integrity (誠信)
Digital boundariesDeciding when technology gets your attentionHealth education (健康生活教育) — varied leisure, not hooked on going online; self-discipline (自律節制, S1–S3)
Self-regulationFinding a steadier next stepHealth education (健康生活教育) — psychological well-being; seeking family support in difficulties (S1–S3)
Sense-makingFinding shape in a complicated situationCivic education (公民教育) — understanding issues rationally and from multiple angles (S4–S6); Media and information literacy education
PurposeFor the sake of what?Life education (生命教育) — seeking the meaning of life (S1–S3); clear goals and aspirations (S4–S6)
Intention-settingHow do you want to meet what comes next?Integrity (誠信) — acting on principle, words matching deeds (言行一致, S4–S6)
ReciprocityKeeping the flow going both waysResponsibility (責任感) — actively taking on shared responsibilities at home (S1–S3); Unity (團結)
CompassionKindness that respondsBenevolence (仁愛); Empathy (同理心) — seeing from others' situations, tolerance and forgiveness (S4–S6)
OrdinarinessLetting an ordinary day countLife education (生命教育) — accepting and appreciating oneself as one is (接受和欣賞自己, S4–S6)
AcceptanceLetting people be who they areRespect for Others (尊重他人) — accepting peers who differ (S1–S3); Empathy (同理心)
ReflectionLooking back with careMoral and ethical education (品德及倫理教育) — reflecting on one's behaviour (S1–S3); self-examination (自省, S4–S6)
InquiryLooking beneath the first answerCivic education (公民教育) — careful, discerning analysis of issues and the values in them (慎思明辨, S4–S6)
PausingMaking a little roomMoral and ethical education (品德及倫理教育) — controlling impulsive emotions and behaviour with self-discipline (S1–S3)
CollaborationMaking room for every voiceUnity (團結); Respect for Others (尊重他人) — friendly, accepting collaboration with peers (S1–S3)
JoyMaking room for what brings you aliveLife education (生命教育) — loving life (熱愛生命, S1–S3)
Stress managementMeeting pressure with more supportHealth education (健康生活教育) — exercise and healthy ways to relieve exam and study pressure (S4–S6)
GratitudeNoticing what is already hereLife education (生命教育) — gratitude, treasuring what we have (常存感恩, S1–S3)
Non-performingRest without having to earn itHealth education (健康生活教育) — leisure good for body, mind and spirit (身心靈, S1–S3); psychological well-being
PresenceReturning to where you areLife education (生命教育) — living well in the present (活好當下, S4–S6)
AffirmationSay the good part out loudRespect for Others (尊重他人) — discovering and appreciating others' strengths (S4–S6)
Distress toleranceStaying with an ordinary hard momentMoral and ethical education — expressing feelings safely, not harming self or others (S1–S3); Perseverance (堅毅)
Community-buildingThe connections in this roomUnity (團結); Respect for Others (尊重他人) — including people of different backgrounds, rejecting prejudice (S1–S3)
CuriosityThe pleasure of not knowing yet—
ReframingWhat else is also true?Perseverance (堅毅) — getting through setbacks (S1–S3); Life education — facing adversity with a positive attitude (S4–S6)
ListeningWhat it means to be heardRespect for Others (尊重他人) — respectful discussion, harmony in difference (和而不同, S4–S6); Empathy (同理心)
BioinspirationWhat would a forest do?Education for sustainable development (可持續發展教育) — learning from how living systems adapt and cooperate
CommitmentWhat you keep coming back toPerseverance (堅毅) — striving for ideals, not only short-term gain (S4–S6); Commitment (承擔精神)

India · NEP 2020

India · Socio-emotional learning, life skills and wellness, cited to paragraphs of the final English text (July 2020, the PIB-hosted copy)

SkillLessonStrand
BreathingA pause you carry with youMental health (NEP 4.28); Wellness (NEP 4.23)
KindnessA small thing that helpsValues including helpfulness, courtesy, empathy and compassion (NEP 4.28)
Nature sensitivityBelonging to the living worldEnvironmental awareness (NEP 4.23); Respect for the environment (NEP 4.28)
Digital agencyChoosing how you use your phoneMental health (NEP 4.28)
Digital discernmentChoosing what deserves your attentionScientific temper and evidence-based thinking; Digital literacy; Ethical and moral reasoning (NEP 4.23)
Digital boundariesDeciding when technology gets your attentionMental health (NEP 4.28); Holistic development of learners
Self-regulationFinding a steadier next stepLife skills: resilience (NEP Principles); Mental health (NEP 4.28)
Sense-makingFinding shape in a complicated situationProblem solving and logical reasoning (NEP 4.23); Real understanding (NEP 4.4)
PurposeFor the sake of what?Ethical decisions (NEP 4.28); Socio-emotional learning (NEP 5.14)
Intention-settingHow do you want to meet what comes next?Holistic development of learners
ReciprocityKeeping the flow going both waysCollaboration and teamwork (NEP 4.23); Ethical decisions (NEP 4.28)
CompassionKindness that respondsSocio-emotional learning (NEP 5.14); Empathy and compassion (NEP 4.28)
OrdinarinessLetting an ordinary day countMental health (NEP 4.28)
AcceptanceLetting people be who they areSocio-emotional learning (NEP 5.14); Oral and written communication (NEP 4.23)
ReflectionLooking back with careLearning how to learn (NEP 4.4)
InquiryLooking beneath the first answerScientific temper and evidence-based thinking; Problem solving and logical reasoning (NEP 4.23); Learning how to learn (NEP 4.4)
PausingMaking a little roomMental health (NEP 4.28); Life skills: resilience (NEP Principles)
CollaborationMaking room for every voiceCollaboration and teamwork; Oral and written communication (NEP 4.23)
JoyMaking room for what brings you aliveMental health (NEP 4.28)
Stress managementMeeting pressure with more supportMental health (NEP 4.28); Life skills: resilience (NEP Principles)
GratitudeNoticing what is already hereSocio-emotional learning (NEP 5.14); Mental health (NEP 4.28)
Non-performingRest without having to earn itMental health (NEP 4.28)
PresenceReturning to where you areMental health (NEP 4.28)
AffirmationSay the good part out loudOral and written communication (NEP 4.23); Ethics and values such as empathy, respect for others and courtesy (NEP Principles)
Distress toleranceStaying with an ordinary hard momentMental health (NEP 4.28); Life skills: resilience (NEP Principles)
Community-buildingThe connections in this roomCollaboration and teamwork (NEP 4.23); Spirit of service (NEP Principles)
CuriosityThe pleasure of not knowing yetLearning how to learn (NEP 4.4); Creativity and innovativeness (NEP 4.23)
ReframingWhat else is also true?Life skills: resilience (NEP Principles); Mental health (NEP 4.28)
ListeningWhat it means to be heardOral and written communication (NEP 4.23); Socio-emotional learning (NEP 5.14)
BioinspirationWhat would a forest do?Creativity and innovativeness; Environmental awareness (NEP 4.23)
CommitmentWhat you keep coming back toLife skills: resilience (NEP Principles); Holistic development of learners

Indonesia · 8 dimensi profil lulusan

Indonesia · Names the graduate-profile dimension a lesson supports; SMP/SMA descriptors from Pasal 8 and 10 used for the focus text.

SkillLessonStrand
BreathingA pause you carry with youHealth (kesehatan) — physical and mental health (kesehatan fisik dan mental): settling through the breath
KindnessA small thing that helpsCollaboration (kolaborasi) — the habit of caring and sharing (peduli dan berbagi)
Nature sensitivityBelonging to the living worldCitizenship (kewargaan) — sustaining life and the environment; Health (kesehatan) — environmental health
Digital agencyChoosing how you use your phoneCritical reasoning (penalaran kritis) — analysing problems; Independence (kemandirian) — taking responsibility (bertanggung jawab)
Digital discernmentChoosing what deserves your attentionCritical reasoning (penalaran kritis) — sorting valid information, evidence-based decisions (SMA)
Digital boundariesDeciding when technology gets your attentionHealth (kesehatan) — healthy living habits (pola hidup sehat); Independence (kemandirian) — responsibility
Self-regulationFinding a steadier next stepHealth (kesehatan) — physical and mental health; Independence (kemandirian) — adapting to varied situations
Sense-makingFinding shape in a complicated situationCritical reasoning (penalaran kritis) — analysing complex problems; logical arguments backed by evidence (SMA)
PurposeFor the sake of what?Independence (kemandirian) — taking responsibility for one's own development
Intention-settingHow do you want to meet what comes next?Independence (kemandirian) — initiative (berinisiatif) in learning and self-development
ReciprocityKeeping the flow going both waysCollaboration (kolaborasi) — caring, sharing and building cooperation (peduli, berbagi, kerja sama)
CompassionKindness that respondsCollaboration (kolaborasi) — caring (peduli); Faith and devotion (keimanan) — noble character: compassion (kasih sayang)
OrdinarinessLetting an ordinary day count—
AcceptanceLetting people be who they areCommunication (komunikasi) — listening (menyimak) ethically; Collaboration (kolaborasi) — caring (peduli)
ReflectionLooking back with careIndependence (kemandirian) — the habit of reflection (refleksi) to improve oneself
InquiryLooking beneath the first answerCritical reasoning (penalaran kritis) — analysing complex problems from several viewpoints (berbagai sudut pandang)
PausingMaking a little roomHealth (kesehatan) — mental health (kesehatan mental): short pauses in a busy day
CollaborationMaking room for every voiceCollaboration (kolaborasi) — cooperating in diverse groups (kelompok yang beragam); Communication (komunikasi)
JoyMaking room for what brings you aliveHealth (kesehatan) — physical and mental health; fitness (kebugaran)
Stress managementMeeting pressure with more supportHealth (kesehatan) — physical and mental health: noticing stress and reaching for support
GratitudeNoticing what is already hereHealth (kesehatan) — mental health (kesehatan mental): noticing what supports the day
Non-performingRest without having to earn itHealth (kesehatan) — mental health and healthy living patterns
PresenceReturning to where you areHealth (kesehatan) — mental health (kesehatan mental): returning attention to the present
AffirmationSay the good part out loudCommunication (komunikasi) — speaking well and ethically (sesuai etika)
Distress toleranceStaying with an ordinary hard momentHealth (kesehatan) — mental health; Independence (kemandirian) — adapting (beradaptasi)
Community-buildingThe connections in this roomCollaboration (kolaborasi) — caring and working with diverse people; Citizenship (kewargaan) — valuing diversity
CuriosityThe pleasure of not knowing yetCritical reasoning (penalaran kritis) — curiosity (rasa ingin tahu); Creativity (kreativitas)
ReframingWhat else is also true?Critical reasoning (penalaran kritis) — considering various viewpoints; Independence (kemandirian) — adapting (beradaptasi)
ListeningWhat it means to be heardCommunication (komunikasi) — listening (menyimak) well and ethically in different contexts
BioinspirationWhat would a forest do?Creativity (kreativitas) — formulating solutions to problems around us; Critical reasoning (penalaran kritis)
CommitmentWhat you keep coming back toIndependence (kemandirian) — responsibility and adapting (beradaptasi) in self-development

Ireland · Junior Cycle Wellbeing

Ireland · The six indicators of wellbeing and their descriptor questions

SkillLessonStrand
BreathingA pause you carry with youResilient — coping skills for life's challenges; knowing where I can go for help
KindnessA small thing that helpsRespected — showing care and respect for others; Connected — how my actions affect others' wellbeing
Nature sensitivityBelonging to the living worldConnected — to the wider world; how my actions affect wellbeing in local and global contexts
Digital agencyChoosing how you use your phoneAware — knowing my values and thinking through my decisions; Responsible — acting to protect my wellbeing
Digital discernmentChoosing what deserves your attentionAware — thinking through my decisions; Responsible — knowing where my safety is at risk and making right choices
Digital boundariesDeciding when technology gets your attentionResponsible — taking action to protect and promote my wellbeing and that of others
Self-regulationFinding a steadier next stepResilient — knowing where I can go for help; Responsible — acting to protect and promote my wellbeing
Sense-makingFinding shape in a complicated situationAware — making sense of my thoughts and reactions when a situation is complicated
PurposeFor the sake of what?Aware — knowing my personal values and thinking through my decisions
Intention-settingHow do you want to meet what comes next?Aware — knowing my personal values; Resilient — coping skills for life's challenges
ReciprocityKeeping the flow going both waysConnected — how my actions and interactions affect others' wellbeing, locally and globally
CompassionKindness that respondsResponsible — acting to promote my wellbeing and that of others; Resilient — knowing where I can go for help
OrdinarinessLetting an ordinary day countAware — making sense of thoughts and feelings about achievement; Connected — to friends and community
AcceptanceLetting people be who they areRespected — others feel listened to and valued; showing care and respect for others
ReflectionLooking back with careAware — making sense of my thoughts, feelings and behaviours; understanding how I can improve
InquiryLooking beneath the first answerAware — noticing my assumptions and thinking through my decisions
PausingMaking a little roomAware — noticing my thoughts, feelings and behaviours; Resilient — coping skills
CollaborationMaking room for every voiceRespected — being listened to and valued; Connected — how my interactions affect the wellbeing of others
JoyMaking room for what brings you aliveResponsible — taking action to promote my own wellbeing; Aware — noticing my feelings
Stress managementMeeting pressure with more supportResilient — coping skills to deal with life's challenges; Aware — noticing my feelings and behaviours
GratitudeNoticing what is already hereConnected — to my school, friends and community; Aware — noticing my thoughts and feelings
Non-performingRest without having to earn itResponsible — taking action to protect my wellbeing; Aware — making sense of feelings such as guilt about resting
PresenceReturning to where you areAware — noticing my thoughts and behaviours; understanding what helps me to learn
AffirmationSay the good part out loudRespected — feeling listened to and valued; positive relationships with friends, peers and teachers
Distress toleranceStaying with an ordinary hard momentResilient — coping skills; knowing where I can go for help; Responsible — knowing where my safety is at risk
Community-buildingThe connections in this roomConnected — to my school, friends and community; Respected — showing care and respect for others
CuriosityThe pleasure of not knowing yetAware — understanding what helps me to learn; Connected — to the wider world
ReframingWhat else is also true?Resilient — believing that with effort I can achieve; Aware — making sense of my thoughts and feelings
ListeningWhat it means to be heardRespected — being listened to and valued; positive relationships with friends, peers and teachers
BioinspirationWhat would a forest do?Connected — to the wider world, in local and global contexts; Resilient — coping skills for life's challenges
CommitmentWhat you keep coming back toAware — knowing my values and thinking through my decisions; Resilient — believing that with effort I can achieve

Japan · Courses of Study (lower secondary)

Japan · Cites lower-secondary content: moral education items (A–D), special activities (class activities) and the Health field. English renderings are ours.

SkillLessonStrand
BreathingA pause you carry with youHealth — mind and body affect each other; coping with stress (ストレスへの対処)
KindnessA small thing that helpsMoral education B — consideration for others (思いやり); Special activities — building better relationships
Nature sensitivityBelonging to the living worldMoral education D — love and care for nature (自然愛護); preciousness of life (生命の尊さ)
Digital agencyChoosing how you use your phoneMoral education A — freedom and responsibility (自主,自律,自由と責任); information morals (情報モラル)
Digital discernmentChoosing what deserves your attentionMoral education — information morals (情報モラル); A — valuing truth (真理の探究) and judging for oneself (自主,自律)
Digital boundariesDeciding when technology gets your attentionMoral education A — moderation and temperance: desirable lifestyle habits (節度,節制); Special activities — healthy living habits
Self-regulationFinding a steadier next stepHealth — coping with stress; Special activities — resolving adolescent anxieties and worries (思春期の不安や悩みの解決)
Sense-makingFinding shape in a complicated situationMoral education — thinking broadly, from many sides and angles (多面的・多角的); issues open to diverse views
PurposeFor the sake of what?Moral education — deepening thought about one's way of life (人間としての生き方); Special activities — career formation and self-realisation
Intention-settingHow do you want to meet what comes next?Moral education A — autonomy and self-discipline: acting sincerely (自主,自律); Special activities — looking ahead (見通し)
ReciprocityKeeping the flow going both waysMoral education B — gratitude and responding in return (感謝,進んでそれに応え); C — fairness and impartiality (公正,公平)
CompassionKindness that respondsMoral education B — consideration and human love (思いやり,人間愛); Special activities — facing worries and anxieties
OrdinarinessLetting an ordinary day count—
AcceptanceLetting people be who they areMoral education B — mutual understanding and tolerance (相互理解,寛容); Special activities — respecting others' individuality
ReflectionLooking back with careMoral education A — looking at oneself to grow (自己を見つめ); Special activities — looking back on learning (振り返ること)
InquiryLooking beneath the first answerMoral education A — pursuit of truth (真理の探究); B — many ways of seeing and thinking (相互理解,寛容)
PausingMaking a little roomHealth — coping with desires and stress (欲求やストレスへの対処)
CollaborationMaking room for every voiceMoral education C — better school and group life: one's role and responsibility in a group (よりよい学校生活,集団生活の充実)
JoyMaking room for what brings you aliveMoral education D — being moved by beauty (感動); joy of living well (よりよく生きる喜び)
Stress managementMeeting pressure with more supportHealth — stress affects mind and body; coping with it appropriately (ストレスへの対処)
GratitudeNoticing what is already hereMoral education B — gratitude for the support of family and many others (思いやり,感謝)
Non-performingRest without having to earn itSpecial activities — healthy, safe attitudes and habits for mind and body (心身ともに健康で安全な生活態度や習慣)
PresenceReturning to where you areHealth — maintaining mental health (心の健康)
AffirmationSay the good part out loudSpecial activities — bringing out each other's strengths (互いのよさ); Moral education B — consideration and gratitude (思いやり,感謝)
Distress toleranceStaying with an ordinary hard momentSpecial activities — facing worries and anxieties and trying to overcome them; Health — coping with stress
Community-buildingThe connections in this roomSpecial activities — respecting individuality, building better relationships; Moral education C — fairness and impartiality (公正,公平)
CuriosityThe pleasure of not knowing yetMoral education A — pursuit of truth (真理の探究,創造); Moral education D — being moved, sense of awe (感動,畏敬の念)
ReframingWhat else is also true?Moral education B — understanding many ways of seeing (相互理解,寛容); A — overcoming difficulty and failure (克己と強い意志)
ListeningWhat it means to be heardMoral education B — mutual understanding: conveying and respecting views (相互理解,寛容); courtesy (礼儀)
BioinspirationWhat would a forest do?Moral education D — love and care for nature (自然愛護); Moral education A — pursuit of truth, creativity (真理の探究,創造)
CommitmentWhat you keep coming back toMoral education A — hope and courage: seeing things through despite setbacks (希望と勇気,克己と強い意志)

Kenya · CBC core competencies & values

Kenya · Names the BECF core competencies and core values a lesson develops; applies to Junior and Senior School.

SkillLessonStrand
BreathingA pause you carry with youSelf-efficacy — effectively managing stressful situations
KindnessA small thing that helpsCore value — love; Self-efficacy — interpersonal skills: empathy, effective communication
Nature sensitivityBelonging to the living worldValues — being stewards of the earth; Citizenship — a web of connections and interdependencies
Digital agencyChoosing how you use your phoneDigital Literacy — awareness of societal issues raised through digital media; Critical Thinking and Problem Solving
Digital discernmentChoosing what deserves your attentionDigital Literacy — searching, evaluating and using information from digital platforms; Critical Thinking and Problem Solving
Digital boundariesDeciding when technology gets your attentionDigital Literacy — safe, responsible use of devices; Learning to Learn — effective management of time
Self-regulationFinding a steadier next stepSelf-efficacy — managing stressful situations; Learning to Learn — seeking and making use of guidance
Sense-makingFinding shape in a complicated situationCritical Thinking and Problem Solving — logic, evidence and multiple perspectives; Learning to Learn — processing new information
PurposeFor the sake of what?Self-efficacy — setting and pursuing personal, family and community goals
Intention-settingHow do you want to meet what comes next?Self-efficacy — how learners motivate themselves and approach challenges
ReciprocityKeeping the flow going both waysCommunication and Collaboration — working together to realise shared goals; Core value — social justice
CompassionKindness that respondsValues — respect, empathy and compassion for all people; Core value — love
OrdinarinessLetting an ordinary day countSelf-efficacy — self-awareness and self-esteem
AcceptanceLetting people be who they areSelf-efficacy — empathy in interpersonal relationships; Core value — respect
ReflectionLooking back with careLearning to Learn — awareness of one's learning process; building on prior learning and life experiences
InquiryLooking beneath the first answerCritical Thinking and Problem Solving — exploring multiple perspectives; Citizenship — thinking critically about what is just
PausingMaking a little roomSelf-efficacy — managing stressful situations before responding
CollaborationMaking room for every voiceCommunication and Collaboration — collaborative learning and teamwork; Core value — unity
JoyMaking room for what brings you aliveSelf-efficacy — personal well-being; intrinsic interest and deep engrossment in activities
Stress managementMeeting pressure with more supportSelf-efficacy — managing stressful situations; being aware of the resources at one's disposal
GratitudeNoticing what is already hereValues — appreciating the effort of others and seeing beyond self-interest
Non-performingRest without having to earn itSelf-efficacy — self-esteem and personal well-being
PresenceReturning to where you areSelf-efficacy — self-awareness
AffirmationSay the good part out loudCommunication and Collaboration — clear, appropriate communication; Core value — integrity
Distress toleranceStaying with an ordinary hard momentSelf-efficacy — facing difficult tasks as challenges rather than threats to avoid
Community-buildingThe connections in this roomCitizenship — a sense of belonging and respect for others; Core value — unity
CuriosityThe pleasure of not knowing yetCreativity and Imagination — perceiving the world in new ways; Learning to Learn — the will to learn
ReframingWhat else is also true?Self-efficacy — sustaining effort after failure; seeing difficulties as challenges rather than threats
ListeningWhat it means to be heardCommunication and Collaboration — interacting well: accuracy, clarity, comprehensibility
BioinspirationWhat would a forest do?Creativity and Imagination — finding hidden patterns and connecting unrelated phenomena; Critical Thinking and Problem Solving
CommitmentWhat you keep coming back toSelf-efficacy — setting goals and maintaining commitment to them; Core value — responsibility

Mexico · Nueva Escuela Mexicana

Mexico · Secundaria contents in the field De lo humano y lo comunitario, plus the ejes articuladores (axes)

SkillLessonStrand
BreathingA pause you carry with youFeelings and their influence on decision-making — self-regulation; Axis: Healthy living (keeping stress manageable)
KindnessA small thing that helpsFeelings and their influence on decision-making — managing affect to build inclusive, equitable relationships
Nature sensitivityBelonging to the living worldAxis: Healthy living — the web of relations between the environment and community life
Digital agencyChoosing how you use your phoneAxis: Critical thinking — how platform design shapes behaviour; Axis: Healthy living — questioning consumption habits
Digital discernmentChoosing what deserves your attentionAxis: Critical thinking — examining who made a message, why, and on what evidence
Digital boundariesDeciding when technology gets your attentionAxis: Healthy living — daily habits that care for health, such as sleep
Self-regulationFinding a steadier next stepFeelings and their influence on decision-making — managing affect, self-regulation; Axis: Healthy living
Sense-makingFinding shape in a complicated situationAxis: Critical thinking — analysing a complex situation from several positions
PurposeFor the sake of what?Building a life project — interests, strengths and goals for personal and collective well-being
Intention-settingHow do you want to meet what comes next?Building a life project — personal goals and ways of acting towards them
ReciprocityKeeping the flow going both waysField: The human and the community — reciprocity, mutual help and dialogue
CompassionKindness that respondsFeelings and their influence on decision-making — empathy towards others' emotional reactions
OrdinarinessLetting an ordinary day countWays of being, thinking, acting and relating — self-knowledge through everyday experiences
AcceptanceLetting people be who they areWays of being, thinking, acting and relating — understanding the different ways people experience situations; Axis: Inclusion
ReflectionLooking back with careBuilding a life project — rethinking goals after analysing achievements and situations faced
InquiryLooking beneath the first answerAxis: Critical thinking — questioning first explanations and whose view is missing
PausingMaking a little roomFeelings and their influence on decision-making — self-regulation before responding; Axis: Healthy living
CollaborationMaking room for every voiceWays of being, thinking, acting and relating — mutual understanding and shared decisions; Axis: Inclusion
JoyMaking room for what brings you aliveWays of being, thinking, acting and relating — recognising tastes, interests and desires; Axis: Arts and aesthetic experiences
Stress managementMeeting pressure with more supportAxis: Healthy living — keeping stress within manageable margins; Feelings and their influence on decision-making
GratitudeNoticing what is already hereWays of being, thinking, acting and relating — everyday experiences and personal and social well-being
Non-performingRest without having to earn itAxis: Healthy living — living with manageable levels of stress; Ways of being, thinking, acting and relating — personal well-being
PresenceReturning to where you areFeelings and their influence on decision-making — distinguishing emotions, moods and feelings
AffirmationSay the good part out loudFeelings and their influence on decision-making — building inclusive, equitable affective relationships; Axis: Inclusion
Distress toleranceStaying with an ordinary hard momentFeelings and their influence on decision-making — managing affect to make safer, assertive decisions
Community-buildingThe connections in this roomField: The human and the community — a sense of community and belonging; Axis: Inclusion
CuriosityThe pleasure of not knowing yetAxis: Critical thinking — asking open questions about everyday reality
ReframingWhat else is also true?Feelings and their influence on decision-making — how feelings are built from ideas and experiences
ListeningWhat it means to be heardWays of being, thinking, acting and relating — promoting mutual understanding
BioinspirationWhat would a forest do?Technology — strategic and creative thinking in problem solving; Axis: Healthy living (environment and community life)
CommitmentWhat you keep coming back toBuilding a life project — valuing goals and noticing what helps or hinders reaching them

New Zealand · Health and Physical Education

New Zealand · The 2007 NZC learning area in force in 2026: hauora dimensions, strands and the mental health key area of learning

SkillLessonStrand
BreathingA pause you carry with youPersonal health and physical development — self-management skills; Hauora: taha tinana and taha hinengaro
KindnessA small thing that helpsRelationships with other people — relationships; Hauora: taha whānau (compassion and caring)
Nature sensitivityBelonging to the living worldHealthy communities and environments — people and the environment (interdependence); Hauora: taha wairua
Digital agencyChoosing how you use your phoneHealthy communities and environments — societal attitudes and values; KAL mental health — the effects of media messages
Digital discernmentChoosing what deserves your attentionKAL mental health — the effects of media messages; Personal health and physical development — safety management
Digital boundariesDeciding when technology gets your attentionPersonal health and physical development — self-management skills; Hauora: taha tinana (e.g. sleep) and taha hinengaro
Self-regulationFinding a steadier next stepPersonal health and physical development — self-management skills; Healthy communities and environments — community resources
Sense-makingFinding shape in a complicated situation—
PurposeFor the sake of what?Hauora: taha wairua (values and beliefs; the search for meaning and purpose in life)
Intention-settingHow do you want to meet what comes next?Hauora: taha wairua (values and beliefs that shape how people live) and taha hinengaro
ReciprocityKeeping the flow going both waysRelationships with other people — relationships; Healthy communities and environments — identifying inequities and making changes
CompassionKindness that respondsKAL mental health — supporting themselves and other people in times of stress and loss; Hauora: taha whānau (compassion, caring)
OrdinarinessLetting an ordinary day countPersonal health and physical development — personal identity; KAL mental health — a sense of self-worth
AcceptanceLetting people be who they areRelationships with other people — interpersonal skills; Hauora: taha whānau (compassion, caring and social support)
ReflectionLooking back with careKAL mental health — self-awareness, self-reflection and self-appraisal; Hauora: taha hinengaro
InquiryLooking beneath the first answer—
PausingMaking a little roomHauora: taha hinengaro (responding constructively); Personal health and physical development — self-management skills
CollaborationMaking room for every voiceRelationships with other people — interpersonal skills; KAL mental health — working co-operatively to achieve common goals
JoyMaking room for what brings you aliveHauora: taha hinengaro and taha wairua; Personal health and physical development — making room for recreation
Stress managementMeeting pressure with more supportKAL mental health — supporting oneself and others in times of stress; Personal health and physical development — self-management
GratitudeNoticing what is already hereHauora: taha hinengaro (acknowledging thoughts and feelings) and taha whānau (social support)
Non-performingRest without having to earn itPersonal health and physical development — patterns of work, relaxation and recreation; Hauora: taha tinana and taha hinengaro
PresenceReturning to where you areHauora: taha hinengaro (coherent thinking processes) and taha tinana (the body)
AffirmationSay the good part out loudRelationships with other people — interpersonal skills; KAL mental health — enhancing a sense of self-worth
Distress toleranceStaying with an ordinary hard momentKAL mental health — managing stress and disappointment, accessing support; Hauora: taha hinengaro
Community-buildingThe connections in this roomHauora: taha whānau (feelings of belonging); Relationships with other people — identity, sensitivity, and respect
CuriosityThe pleasure of not knowing yet—
ReframingWhat else is also true?Hauora: taha hinengaro (thinking processes, responding constructively); KAL mental health — stress and disappointment
ListeningWhat it means to be heardRelationships with other people — interpersonal skills; KAL mental health — listening to the ideas and feelings of others
BioinspirationWhat would a forest do?Healthy communities and environments — people and the environment (interdependence); Hauora: taha hinengaro
CommitmentWhat you keep coming back toHauora: taha wairua (values, meaning and purpose); Personal health and physical development — personal growth and development

Scotland · Health and wellbeing (CfE)

Scotland (United Kingdom) · Experiences and outcomes; codes give the Third level, and the same wording carries the Fourth-level code (3-02a = 4-02a) except 19a

SkillLessonStrand
BreathingA pause you carry with youMental and emotional wellbeing — learning ways of managing thoughts and emotions (HWB 3-02a); personal coping skills (HWB 3-06a)
KindnessA small thing that helpsMental and emotional wellbeing — caring and showing respect for myself and others (HWB 3-05a); appropriate support (HWB 3-08a)
Nature sensitivityBelonging to the living world—
Digital agencyChoosing how you use your phoneMental and emotional wellbeing — how what happens around me shapes my feelings, reactions and behaviour (HWB 3-04a); Relationships, sexual health and parenthood: popular culture, the media and peer pressure can influence how I feel about myself (HWB 3-46b)
Digital discernmentChoosing what deserves your attentionRelationships, sexual health and parenthood: popular culture, the media and peer pressure can influence how I feel about myself and my actions (HWB 3-46b)
Digital boundariesDeciding when technology gets your attentionMental and emotional wellbeing: my feelings and reactions can change depending on what is happening within and around me (HWB 3-04a); Physical wellbeing: assessing and managing risk to protect myself and others (HWB 3-16a)
Self-regulationFinding a steadier next stepMental and emotional wellbeing — managing thoughts and emotions (HWB 3-02a); practical and emotional support (HWB 3-03a)
Sense-makingFinding shape in a complicated situation—
PurposeFor the sake of what?Planning for choices and changes — relevance of learning to future opportunities; informed choices about life (HWB 3-19a)
Intention-settingHow do you want to meet what comes next?Mental and emotional wellbeing — learning ways of managing thoughts and emotions (HWB 3-02a)
ReciprocityKeeping the flow going both waysMental and emotional wellbeing — sharing and fairness in relationships (HWB 3-05a); Relationships, sexual health and parenthood: the importance of being cared for and caring for others in relationships (HWB 3-44a)
CompassionKindness that respondsMental and emotional wellbeing — giving appropriate support (HWB 3-08a); access to practical and emotional support (HWB 3-03a)
OrdinarinessLetting an ordinary day count—
AcceptanceLetting people be who they areMental and emotional wellbeing — giving appropriate support (HWB 3-08a); Relationships — responding to verbal and non-verbal communication (HWB 3-45b); Social wellbeing: a school community that values individuals equally and is welcoming (HWB 3-10a)
ReflectionLooking back with careMental and emotional wellbeing — understanding my own behaviour (HWB 3-04a); Social wellbeing — managing my learning (HWB 3-11a)
InquiryLooking beneath the first answer—
PausingMaking a little roomMental and emotional wellbeing — how feelings and reactions change (HWB 3-04a); learning ways of managing them (HWB 3-02a)
CollaborationMaking room for every voiceSocial wellbeing — valuing individuals equally, a welcoming place for all (HWB 3-10a); being part of a group (HWB 3-14a)
JoyMaking room for what brings you aliveMental and emotional wellbeing — fostering and strengthening mental wellbeing (HWB 3-06a)
Stress managementMeeting pressure with more supportMental and emotional wellbeing — coping skills, and support when mental health is hard (HWB 3-06a); people I can talk to (HWB 3-03a)
GratitudeNoticing what is already hereMental and emotional wellbeing — mental wellbeing fostered through coping skills and positive relationships (HWB 3-06a)
Non-performingRest without having to earn itMental and emotional wellbeing — understanding the importance of mental wellbeing (HWB 3-06a)
PresenceReturning to where you areMental and emotional wellbeing — being aware of my feelings (HWB 3-01a); learning ways of managing thoughts (HWB 3-02a)
AffirmationSay the good part out loudMental and emotional wellbeing — caring, sharing and positive relationships (HWB 3-05a); Relationships — skills to sustain them (HWB 3-44b)
Distress toleranceStaying with an ordinary hard momentMental and emotional wellbeing — feelings and reactions can change (HWB 3-04a); skills for challenging times (HWB 3-07a)
Community-buildingThe connections in this roomSocial wellbeing — making the school a welcoming place for all (HWB 3-10a); making friends and being part of a group (HWB 3-14a)
CuriosityThe pleasure of not knowing yet—
ReframingWhat else is also true?Mental and emotional wellbeing — learning ways of managing thoughts and emotions (HWB 3-02a); challenging times (HWB 3-07a)
ListeningWhat it means to be heardRelationships — responding appropriately to verbal and non-verbal communication (HWB 3-45b); sustaining relationships (HWB 3-44b)
BioinspirationWhat would a forest do?—
CommitmentWhat you keep coming back toPlanning for choices and changes — realistic choices, manageable goals (HWB 4-19a)

Singapore · Character & Citizenship Education

Singapore (MOE) · Social-emotional competencies (SEC), the CCE Curriculum Content Areas and the three themes (Becoming my Best Self, Building Connections, Making Choices)

SkillLessonStrand
BreathingA pause you carry with youSEC: self-management; CCE Curriculum Content Area: Mental Health
KindnessA small thing that helpsSEC: social awareness; CCE Curriculum Content Area: Mental Health
Nature sensitivityBelonging to the living worldBuilding Connections: care for nature and animal welfare; environmental issues and sustainability
Digital agencyChoosing how you use your phoneSEC: self-management and responsible decision-making; CCE Curriculum Content Area: Cyber Wellness
Digital discernmentChoosing what deserves your attentionSEC: responsible decision-making; CCE Curriculum Content Area: Cyber Wellness; Making Choices: discernment in risky situations
Digital boundariesDeciding when technology gets your attentionSEC: self-management; CCE Curriculum Content Area: Cyber Wellness
Self-regulationFinding a steadier next stepSEC: self-management; CCE Curriculum Content Area: Mental Health
Sense-makingFinding shape in a complicated situationSEC: responsible decision-making
PurposeFor the sake of what?SEC: self-awareness and responsible decision-making; Becoming my Best Self
Intention-settingHow do you want to meet what comes next?SEC: self-awareness and self-management
ReciprocityKeeping the flow going both waysSEC: relationship management and responsible decision-making
CompassionKindness that respondsSEC: social awareness (cognitive and emotional empathy) and relationship management
OrdinarinessLetting an ordinary day countSEC: self-awareness; CCE Curriculum Content Area: Mental Health
AcceptanceLetting people be who they areSEC: social awareness and relationship management
ReflectionLooking back with careSEC: self-awareness
InquiryLooking beneath the first answerSEC: responsible decision-making and self-awareness
PausingMaking a little roomSEC: self-management; CCE Curriculum Content Area: Mental Health
CollaborationMaking room for every voiceSEC: social awareness and relationship management
JoyMaking room for what brings you aliveSEC: self-awareness; CCE Curriculum Content Area: Mental Health
Stress managementMeeting pressure with more supportSEC: self-management; CCE Curriculum Content Area: Mental Health
GratitudeNoticing what is already hereSEC: self-awareness and social awareness; CCE Curriculum Content Area: Mental Health
Non-performingRest without having to earn itSEC: self-management; CCE Curriculum Content Area: Mental Health
PresenceReturning to where you areSEC: self-awareness and self-management
AffirmationSay the good part out loudSEC: social awareness and relationship management
Distress toleranceStaying with an ordinary hard momentSEC: self-management; CCE Curriculum Content Area: Mental Health
Community-buildingThe connections in this roomSEC: social awareness and relationship management
CuriosityThe pleasure of not knowing yetSEC: self-awareness
ReframingWhat else is also true?SEC: self-management; CCE Curriculum Content Area: Mental Health
ListeningWhat it means to be heardSEC: social awareness and relationship management
BioinspirationWhat would a forest do?Building Connections: care for nature and animal welfare; environmental issues and sustainability
CommitmentWhat you keep coming back toSEC: self-management and responsible decision-making; Becoming my Best Self

South Africa · CAPS Life Orientation

South Africa · Cites the CAPS Life Orientation topic and the grade where the matching content sits (Gr 7–9 Senior Phase, Gr 10–12 FET).

SkillLessonStrand
BreathingA pause you carry with youDevelopment of the self in society — stress management: coping techniques (Gr 12)
KindnessA small thing that helpsHealth, social and environmental responsibility — volunteerism: helping others (Gr 9); Development of the self in society — respect for others (Gr 7)
Nature sensitivityBelonging to the living worldHealth, social and environmental responsibility — being kinder to Earth (Gr 8); Social and environmental responsibility — environmental justice (Gr 11)
Digital agencyChoosing how you use your phoneDevelopment of the self in society — media influence on lifestyle choices; informed decision-making (Gr 9)
Digital discernmentChoosing what deserves your attentionDemocracy and human rights — role of the media: critical analysis of media and campaigns (Gr 12)
Digital boundariesDeciding when technology gets your attentionDevelopment of the self in society — lifestyle plan and cyber wellness (Gr 12); Study skills — time management (Gr 10)
Self-regulationFinding a steadier next stepDevelopment of the self in society — stress management: own strategy (Gr 12); seeking support and assistance (Gr 11)
Sense-makingFinding shape in a complicated situationDemocracy and human rights — critically analysing dilemmas, respecting differing opinions (Gr 11)
PurposeFor the sake of what?Social and environmental responsibility — personal mission statement and vision (Gr 12); World of work — work and personal potential (Gr 7)
Intention-settingHow do you want to meet what comes next?Development of the self in society — personal values, choices and goal-setting (Gr 11)
ReciprocityKeeping the flow going both waysDevelopment of the self in society — relationships and well-being: rights and responsibilities (Gr 11); power relations (Gr 10)
CompassionKindness that respondsDevelopment of the self in society — respecting others' feelings (Gr 12); responding to emotions in challenging situations (Gr 9)
OrdinarinessLetting an ordinary day countDevelopment of the self in society — self-esteem and the influence of the media (Gr 10)
AcceptanceLetting people be who they areDevelopment of the self in society — respect for others and differences (Gr 10); understanding others in relationships (Gr 12)
ReflectionLooking back with careStudy skills — reflecting on how learning takes place (Gr 11); World of work — keeping a journal (Gr 9)
InquiryLooking beneath the first answerSocial and environmental responsibility — critical thinking for civic life (Gr 10); Democracy and human rights — sources of bias (Gr 10)
PausingMaking a little roomDevelopment of the self in society — appropriate responses to pressure: coping skills (Gr 7); stress management (Gr 12)
CollaborationMaking room for every voiceDemocracy and human rights — democratic participation and representation (Gr 11); Development of the self in society — effective communication (Gr 12)
JoyMaking room for what brings you aliveDevelopment of the self in society — recreation and emotional health (Gr 10); healthy and balanced lifestyle (Gr 11)
Stress managementMeeting pressure with more supportDevelopment of the self in society — stressors, signs of stress and stress management (Gr 12)
GratitudeNoticing what is already here—
Non-performingRest without having to earn itPhysical Education — recreational and relaxation activity (Gr 11); Development of the self in society — balanced lifestyle (Gr 11)
PresenceReturning to where you areStudy skills — concentration (Gr 10); Development of the self in society — stress management (Gr 12)
AffirmationSay the good part out loudDevelopment of the self in society — enhancing others' self-image through positive actions (Gr 7); building confidence in others (Gr 10)
Distress toleranceStaying with an ordinary hard momentDevelopment of the self in society — challenging situations: counterproductive coping, strategies to respond to emotions (Gr 9)
Community-buildingThe connections in this roomConstitutional rights and responsibilities — unity in diversity: respect difference, celebrate similarity (Gr 8)
CuriosityThe pleasure of not knowing yet—
ReframingWhat else is also true?Development of the self in society — strategies to respond to emotions in challenging situations (Gr 9); adapting to change (Gr 12)
ListeningWhat it means to be heardDevelopment of the self in society — communication: understanding others (Gr 12); Study skills — listening and concentration (Gr 10)
BioinspirationWhat would a forest do?Study skills — critical, creative and problem-solving skills (Gr 10)
CommitmentWhat you keep coming back toDevelopment of the self in society — life goals: perseverance, persistence and personal values (Gr 11)

US · CASEL competencies

United States · CASEL five core competencies

SkillLessonStrand
BreathingA pause you carry with youself-awareness; self-management
KindnessA small thing that helpssocial awareness; relationship skills; self-awareness
Nature sensitivityBelonging to the living worldself-awareness; social awareness
Digital agencyChoosing how you use your phoneself-awareness; self-management; responsible decision-making
Digital discernmentChoosing what deserves your attentionresponsible decision-making; self-awareness; social awareness
Digital boundariesDeciding when technology gets your attentionself-awareness; self-management; responsible decision-making
Self-regulationFinding a steadier next stepself-management; self-awareness
Sense-makingFinding shape in a complicated situationresponsible decision-making; social awareness
PurposeFor the sake of what?self-awareness; responsible decision-making
Intention-settingHow do you want to meet what comes next?self-awareness; self-management; responsible decision-making
ReciprocityKeeping the flow going both wayssocial awareness; relationship skills; responsible decision-making
CompassionKindness that respondssocial awareness; self-awareness; relationship skills
OrdinarinessLetting an ordinary day countself-awareness; self-management
AcceptanceLetting people be who they aresocial awareness; relationship skills; self-awareness
ReflectionLooking back with careself-awareness; responsible decision-making
InquiryLooking beneath the first answerself-awareness; social awareness; responsible decision-making
PausingMaking a little roomself-awareness; self-management; responsible decision-making
CollaborationMaking room for every voicerelationship skills; social awareness
JoyMaking room for what brings you aliveself-awareness; self-management
Stress managementMeeting pressure with more supportself-awareness; self-management
GratitudeNoticing what is already hereself-awareness; social awareness
Non-performingRest without having to earn itself-awareness; self-management
PresenceReturning to where you areself-awareness; self-management
AffirmationSay the good part out loudrelationship skills; social awareness
Distress toleranceStaying with an ordinary hard momentself-awareness; self-management
Community-buildingThe connections in this roomsocial awareness; relationship skills
CuriosityThe pleasure of not knowing yetself-awareness; responsible decision-making
ReframingWhat else is also true?self-awareness; self-management
ListeningWhat it means to be heardrelationship skills; social awareness
BioinspirationWhat would a forest do?social awareness; responsible decision-making
CommitmentWhat you keep coming back toself-awareness; self-management; responsible decision-making

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