The Perspective Taking module systematically teaches learners how to understand and respond to other people’s experiences across 16 structured lessons. Skills progress from concrete noticing to advanced social reasoning.
This module focuses on:
Noticing Others Across Variables: Learners attend to others’ possessions, features, movements, attention, emotions, knowledge, and beliefs.
Perspective Shifting & Theory of Mind: Learners practice shifting between “I” and “you,” understand false belief, recognize hidden emotions, and reason about what one person thinks about another’s belief.
Flexible Responding in Social Challenges: Learners apply perspective taking during disagreements, plan changes, misunderstandings, and group interactions.
Each lesson blends structured identification tasks, perspective labs, motivational games, role plays, narratives, creative and musical projects, social skill group activities, and applied practice to ensure perspective taking becomes observable, measurable, and usable in real-life relationships.