Classroom Presentations

Bringing empathy, awareness, and inclusion into every classroom.

William’s Glasses offers flexible, engaging presentations to help students and educators understand invisible disabilities through stories, visuals, and hands-on activities. Each option is designed to spark compassion, build community, and empower all students to see one another more clearly.

Presentation Options

1. In-Person Classroom Presentation

A 45-60 minute interactive session.
Includes:

  • Age-appropriate discussion about invisible disabilities

  • Interactive activities using visual illusions and perspective-taking

  • Real-world examples and student-driven conversation

  • Q&A time

Perfect for classrooms, small groups, leadership programs, or wellness days.

2. Virtual Presentation

Ideal for schools outside Santa Barbara County or teachers who prefer a digital format.
Includes all the same core content as the in-person session, presented via Zoom or your school’s preferred platform.
Teachers receive a follow-up resource packet.

3. Teacher-Led Lesson Kit

For teachers who want to deliver the lesson themselves, at their own pace.
Each kit includes:

  • A ready-to-teach slide deck

  • A scripted lesson plan

  • Printable worksheets

  • Discussion questions and optional extension activities

The kit aligns with social-emotional learning goals and can be adapted for K–12.

What Students Will Learn

  • What invisible disabilities are

  • How brain differences shape how we see and experience the world

  • Why empathy matters—and how to practice it

  • Ways to be inclusive, patient, and supportive of peers

  • The story behind William’s Glasses and the power of perspective

Scheduling & Availability

Presentations are available throughout the school year.
To schedule or request materials, please email info@williamsglasses.org.

Schools, teachers, administrators, counselors, and youth organizations are all welcome to participate.