Teachers Report Stronger Student Connection

Teachers utilizing the ELAvate supplemental curriculum have reported stronger student connection and classroom belonging—both keys to academic and behavioral success. 

Current research supports the long-term benefits of developing these essential skills for school, life, and work:

A comprehensive systematic review of over 200 high-quality studies found that early development of skills such as self-regulation, perseverance, attention, and social competence is significantly associated with improved academic achievement, mental health, future employment, and reduced engagement in risky behaviors later in life. (Smithers et al., 2018).