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Changing the game for Social and Emotional Learning

Ava by Social Cipher creates engaging practice for important social and emotional skills, helping students of all neurotypes find success beyond the screen.

200+
73%
94%

schools and therapy centers use Ava with their students

of students were more engaged during their session or class

of facilitators said Ava enhanced their sessions

94%

of facilitators said Ava enhanced their sessions

73%

of students were more engaged during their session or class

22%

had better conversations about social and emotional  skills

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Why is Ava great?

Students influence the outcome of the game by choosing how they’ll interact with other characters.

In a quest centered game a student might pick up in their free time, they’ll grow in topics that make class time better for students and teachers.

Self-awareness
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Responsible Decision Making
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Social Awareness
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Self-management
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Relationship Skills
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Self-awareness
Cute cartoon girl with pink hair, green scarf, off white long sleeved shirt, belt, and brown pants with hand on her hip
Responsible Decision Making
Black woman with red hair braid thinking deeply with her hand over her chin.
Social Awareness
Robot wearing an apron and bandana over eyes smiling
Self-management
Cute cartoon girl with pink hair petting cute dog with large ears
Relationship Skills
Cute cartoon girl with pink hair hugging non-binary cat-like alien
Self-awareness
Cute cartoon girl with pink hair, green scarf, off white long sleeved shirt, belt, and brown pants with hand on her hip
Responsible Decision Making
Black woman with red hair braid thinking deeply with her hand over her chin.
Social Awareness
Robot wearing an apron and bandana over eyes smiling
Self-management
Cute cartoon girl with pink hair petting cute dog with large ears
Relationship Skills
Cute cartoon girl with pink hair hugging non-binary cat-like alien
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See how districts use Ava

What educators are saying

"My students LOVED it. Many of them loved creating safe spaces or their own versions of challenges. I've never had a lesson like this where [all my students] liked it!"

- Mckenzie T, SpEd Educator

"Ava has been a great way to address coping mechanisms and various sensory needs with my kiddos. They've been able to relate to Ava and have begun to understand their own needs through this game, all while having fun."

- Dima T, Occupational Therapist

"We've been kind of struggling with where to find helpful SEL materials and how to fill that gap for our students. We need way more of this, so go ahead, make a lot of Ava."

- Caitlyn S, Occupational Therapist

"[My kiddo] gets so emotional and embarrassed after she visibly looses her cool, especially in the classroom...the increased confidence and self love that I've seen since she's been playing Ava is amazing!"

- Lourdes D, Parent

"My students LOVED it. Many of them loved creating safe spaces or their own versions of challenges. I've never had a lesson like this where [all my students] liked it!"

- Mckenzie T, SpEd Educator

"Ava has been a great way to address coping mechanisms and various sensory needs with my kiddos. They've been able to relate to Ava and have begun to understand their own needs through this game, all while having fun."

- Dima T, Occupational Therapist

"We've been kind of struggling with where to find helpful SEL materials and how to fill that gap for our students. We need way more of this, so go ahead, make a lot of Ava."

- Caitlyn S, Occupational Therapist

"[My kiddo] gets so emotional and embarrassed after she visibly looses her cool, especially in the classroom...the increased confidence and self love that I've seen since she's been playing Ava is amazing!"

- Lourdes D, Parent

"My students LOVED it. Many of them loved creating safe spaces or their own versions of challenges. I've never had a lesson like this where [all my students] liked it!"

- Mckenzie T, SpEd Educator

"Ava has been a great way to address coping mechanisms and various sensory needs with my kiddos. They've been able to relate to Ava and have begun to understand their own needs through this game, all while having fun."

- Dima T, Occupational Therapist

"We've been kind of struggling with where to find helpful SEL materials and how to fill that gap for our students. We need way more of this, so go ahead, make a lot of Ava."

- Caitlyn S, Occupational Therapist

"[My kiddo] gets so emotional and embarrassed after she visibly looses her cool, especially in the classroom...the increased confidence and self love that I've seen since she's been playing Ava is amazing!"

- Lourdes D, Parent

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