*LOLE: League of Legendary Evil
   LOLJ: Legend of Leeroy Jenkins
Dungeons & Dragons is one of the best ways to learn social skills!
Students learn to cooperate, problem solve, listen, work as a team. 
I teach how social skills in game will reap a better reward from non player characters.  Essentially, if the students are trying to get information in game, a dice roll may assist them, as the Dungeon Master, I encourage social skills to problem solve, the players get more gold and cool loot.  In the real world, we may not get instant rewards like in game, but I tell the students to consider:
•People like us more (more apt to help us out)
•Easier to make friends
•​More job opportunities
We also offer cue cards to help the players remember what social skills will best help them and cards to help w/ skills often underused.  Below are examples and further down is a PDF doc I created.  The doc talks about the social challenges of the game and how we can make it fun for them.
 Who is suited for D&D:
• Students that enjoy reading • can do light math • use their imagination • flexible with rules •
• can focus for 3 hours • want to make friends • wait their turn •
• willing to learn how to communicate effectively •
To find out if D&D is right for you or your child:
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