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Teamology's Project TEAM

Project TEAM nurtures interconnected life skills to motivate students to succeed. We cultivate a collaborative school culture movement which makes career education a priority and instills in the students the six foundations of Helping Others, Positive Change, Anti-Bullying, Problem Solving, Resiliency and Leadership.

Harper - Helping Others

Harper’s special Helping powers shine through during times of need. She shows students how to be a better friend and how helping one another can lead to a more positive environment. Harper with her amazing Helping Skills, provides students with an understanding of what careers are in the helping field of Human Services.

Paco - Positive Change

Paco’s special powers in Positive Change prove useful when mistakes are made. Not only does he teach students the value in making mistakes, but he empowers all students to make changes to create a better school environment, community and world. Paco is able to help students learn more about his interest in careers in Health Services and the connections it has to Positive Change and the other PT foundations.

Amelia - Anti-Bullying

Ameilia’s special powers in Anti-Bullying are important every day. She explains to students that while not everyone will always see eye to eye or even be the best of friends it is important to show respect and be nice to EVERYONE. She explains that all students have an important role in creating a peaceful, happy climate. Amelia promotes not only Anti-Bullying but also motivates students to see how it’s important for her career path, Industrial Technology and Engineering.

Philo - Problem Solving

Philo’s special Problem Solving powers shine through in times of conflict. Philo teaches students how to become independent problem solvers. He loves to share his steps to solve problems and ways to resolve conflicts peacefully. Philo is able to help students see how careers in Natural Resources use his important foundation, Problem Solving.

Ruby -Resiliency

Ruby uses her special Resiliency powers when faced with obstacles or adversity. She shows students the value of bouncing back and how being resilient can help them have great days. Business & Marketing is the career path Ruby is taking. She makes easy connections to careers and jobs and the importance of Resiliency.

Lamar - Leadership

Lamar’s special Leadership powers are crucial for future success. He teaches students how to recognize their own strengths and how to use those strengths to succeed. All students have their own leadership powers, we just need to help them shine through! Lamar demonstrates just how valuable and important Leadership skills are in all jobs and makes easy connections to his career path, Arts and Communication.

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We Want You to be Part of Our TEAM Movement!

School Administrators

Establish Project TEAM, a research based platform, for school staff to follow a social ecological model that provides a holistic framework for teaching social emotional learning, character education, bullying prevention, career education and collaboration.

School Counselors

Install Project TEAM, an ASCA aligned program, to introduce students to a world bigger than their own with evidence based techniques to teach six foundations: helping others, positive change, anti-bullying, problem solving, resiliency and leadership. Students then take these foundations and apply them to become more successful now, as students, and in their future careers.

Teachers

Integrate Project TEAM’s detailed curriculum easily and effortlessly into your own lesson plans, knowing you have a team of teachers and counselors who have your back. Using Project TEAM in your school will increase the feeling and sense of TEAM among all teachers.

Parents

Build a cohesive school, home and community culture with Project TEAM by providing parents with an exciting way to inspire their kids to reach their fullest potential and learn invaluable skills that will help make them successful.

Students

Students will become part of a TEAM and feel a stronger connection to their school, teachers and peers. Project TEAM will help them learn to collaborate, be leaders and prepare them to be our best future citizens.

Latest News From Our Team

Gov. Tom Wolf announces reduction to PSSA testing

Aug 17, 2017 | Uncategorized | 0 Comments

Governor Tom Wolf joined Secretary of Education Pedro Rivera, advocates, and educators today to announce a significant reduction in standardized testing. This reduction will reduce the length of the PSSA test by 20 percent. Click here to read the full...

TEAMology Begins to Attract Investors

Jun 15, 2017 | Uncategorized | 0 Comments

Penn State’s partnership has been instrumental in our success with schools and students. With the support we’ve received, we are able to continue to validate our effectiveness, as well as grow and evolve our exciting product. — Linsey Covert, CEO of TEAMology and...

Teaching Students Pro Social Skills at an Early Age Pays Off

May 2, 2017 | Uncategorized | 0 Comments

Researchers using the Social Competency Scale measured the social skills of 800 kindergartners and followed up with them 19 years later. They found a strong correlation between scoring better in social areas such as relating to peers, handling emotions, and resolving...

Waynesboro Area School District Honored with Exemplary Program Award for Project TEAM

Apr 18, 2017 | Uncategorized | 0 Comments

The Exemplary Programs Recognition Day is an annual event held at Shippensburg University. The event provides opportunities to recognize teachers and administrators for outstanding contributions to education. Waynesboro Area School District, in Waynesboro PA, was...

SEL GAP in Teacher Prep Programs

Apr 13, 2017 | Uncategorized | 0 Comments

Awareness of how important social-emotional learning is in today’s schools has grown in recent years. However, Education Week reports that programs, aimed at preparing teachers to train these skills in students, are not keeping up. Click here to read the full...