Signal Hill equips young people to become thriving in- fluencers who value every person. We do this by providing dy- namic and relevant presentations, work- shops, and support resources for ele- mentary and high school students. Value Project Presentations Three things that make our presentations unique: 1. Our presentations take an upstream approach to today’s issues Many young people struggle with self-worth, not knowing the truth that their val- ue is unconditional and cannot be earned or taken away. We believe that if we can help them see this truth, problems like cyberbullying, self-harm, and substance addiction will begin to take care of themselves. 2. We use stories, humor, and strengths-based communication to inspire hope and resiliency One of the most effective way to educate young people is through sharing stories. This is why all our presentations are filled with personal stories from the lives of our presenters. We also use humor to engage students and communicate with strengths-based language to help see their own agency and potential. 3. Our content checks off your boxes for the new B.C. Curriculum require- ments We designed our presentations to help faculty achieve the province’s new curricu- lum requirements. Our talks are especially well-positioned to address the Person- al and Social Core Competencies, as well as the Big Ideas, Curricular Competen- cies, and Content for Health & Physical Education and Career/Career-Life Ed. Good things to know Our talks are geared toward assem- blies and large groups. They are typi- cally 45-60 minutes long — designed to fit neatly inside a school block. For more information / book, visit: thesignalhill.com COST $250 per Presentation PRESENTATION LENGTH 1 Hour FORMAT In-Person or Live Online WE’RE HERE TO HELP In order to accomodate current challenges schools face because of group size limitations, schools have the option of having a presentation delivered twice at no extra fee for students who were unable to attend the first one.
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Signal Hill equips young people to become thriving in-fluencers who value every person. We do this by providing dy-namic and relevant presentations, work-shops, and support resources for ele-mentary and high school students.
Value Project Presentations
Three things that make our presentations unique:1. Our presentations take an upstream approach to today’s issuesMany young people struggle with self-worth, not knowing the truth that their val-ue is unconditional and cannot be earned or taken away. We believe that if we can help them see this truth, problems like cyberbullying, self-harm, and substance addiction will begin to take care of themselves.
2. We use stories, humor, and strengths-based communication to inspire hope and resiliency One of the most effective way to educate young people is through sharing stories. This is why all our presentations are filled with personal stories from the lives of our presenters. We also use humor to engage students and communicate with strengths-based language to help see their own agency and potential.
3. Our content checks off your boxes for the new B.C. Curriculum require-mentsWe designed our presentations to help faculty achieve the province’s new curricu-lum requirements. Our talks are especially well-positioned to address the Person-al and Social Core Competencies, as well as the Big Ideas, Curricular Competen-cies, and Content for Health & Physical Education and Career/Career-Life Ed.
Good things to knowOur talks are geared toward assem-blies and large groups. They are typi-cally 45-60 minutes long — designed to fit neatly inside a school block.
For more information / book, visit:thesignalhill.com
COST$250 per Presentation
PRESENTATION LENGTH1 Hour
FORMATIn-Person or Live Online
WE’RE HERE TO HELPIn order to accomodate current challenges schools face because of group size limitations, schools have the option of having a presentation delivered twice at no extra fee for students who were unable to attend the first one.
Brace Yourself Grades 5-7
In this presentation, we help pre-teens prepare for teenage life – with all of its challenges, influences, and pressures – by helping them develop a strong foundation of positive self-worth.
Re-freshGrades 8-10
A dynamic discussion on the pros and cons of social media, how online comparison & commu-nication affect our self-image, how online activity affects brain development, and how to be a posi-tive influence in the online space.
BalancedGrades 8-10
A presentation on the importance of three important ingredients for a thriving life: healthy physical habits, positive social skills & community, and an understanding of personal values.
Just BreatheGrades 11-12
A candid discussion that breaks the stigmas surrounding mental health issues, covering topics such as depression, anxiety, and suicide, as well as practical ways to combat discouragement and ask for help.
Love Above the NoiseGrades 11-12
A talk that addresses current issues surrounding race, prejudices, and respecting those that are different from us, as well as how we can raise awareness and become more socially responsible citizens who bring about positive change.
Topics Covered
• Valuing ourselves & others• The importance of having / being
a good friend.• Respecting our parents, teachers,
and those who love us• Preparing for the teenage years
