Breaking Conversation into Teachable Skills: A Case Study with Nativity Preparatory School

ByMolly

Achieving the mission of Nativity Preparatory School — in which students grow in character, deepen their faith, and develop transferable academic skills — requires a foundational skill set: the ability to express oneself and listen deeply to others.

We partnered with Nativity Prep to break discussion into teachable, assessable skills, starting in sixth grade.

Read more about our partnership and its impact!

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