SS Grin Program Overview and Features

The video introduces SS Grin, a tool from Centervention designed to help students with social-emotional learning (SEL) through interactive narratives. It highlights the tool's features, such as decision-making and communication skills, and discusses its drawbacks, like the inability to save progress. The video also covers pricing, free resources, and provides recommendations for educators on how to integrate SS Grin into their curriculum effectively.

What is the main purpose of the weekly show mentioned in the video?

• To review educational tools

• To discuss current events

• To provide homework help

• To entertain students

What is the primary focus of Centervention's products?

• Mathematics

• Science

• Social and Emotional Learning

• Physical Education

What age group is SS Grin designed for?

• Grades K-2

• Grades 10-12

• Grades 7-9

• Grades 3-6

What is a key feature of the SS Grin program?

• It provides math quizzes

• It includes interactive narratives

• It focuses on physical fitness

• It offers language lessons

What is one of the main drawbacks of the SS Grin program?

• Lack of interactive content

• Limited to high school students

• Inability to save progress

• No educator dashboard

How can educators track student progress in SS Grin?

• Via an online dashboard

• Using a paper log

• Through a mobile app

• By email updates

What is the cost of SS Grin for up to 100 students per year?

• $300

• $600

• $900

• $1200

What alternative resources are available if SS Grin is too expensive?

• Free SEL lesson plans and printables

• Free math worksheets

• Free science experiments

• Free art supplies

Why is managing tone important in communication, according to the video?

• It enhances artistic skills

• It helps in solving math problems

• It improves physical health

• It ensures messages are understood correctly

What is a strategic way to use the SS Grin free trial?

• Begin it at the start of the school year

• Use it during summer break

• Start it at the end of the school year

• Activate it during winter holidays