Problem-solving
Share an example of how you used your problem-solving skills?
Shared an appropriate answer.
What was your favorite activity from group and why?
Appropriate response.
What is one social skill you improved on since starting our group?
Appropriate response
People always have thoughts about others. Do you want people to have comfortable or uncomfortable thoughts about you?
Comfortable
Ask "what are others thinking about my behavior?"
What is one behavior you have improved on in class?
appropriate response
What is empathy?
Give examples of:
How can you show empathy to your classmates?
How can you show empathy to your teacher?
Empathy means understanding how others feel.
Provide two examples.
Think about the activity where one student sat on the floor, another backwards, another blurted out and another speaking quietly. These were examples of students that were not following the ______ ________.
Social norms
Why do we follow social norms?
Having a neutral calm tone of voice,
neutral body language,
being responsive and engaged,
active listening,
communicating personal perspective calmly
disagreeing respectfully by being assertive
All of these demonstrate acting ________?
Respectfully
Not everything you think has to be said. What two things should you do before speaking?
Stop and think before speaking
What is one behavior you still need to improve on?
(Gives an appropriate response)
What are the 4 steps on the conflict resolution peace bridge?
I want...
I feel...
I heard...
Let's try....
To learn about stereotyping.
What can you do to overcome stereotyping?
Bullying is never okay. What is it called when you allow others or observe bullying and participate or do nothing to stop the bullying?
Bystander
How much personal space should you usually give a person?
One arms length
Self-talk is speaking positively to encourage yourself.
(Appropriate example)
How many solutions should you think of when you are problem-solving?
At least two.
What was the purpose of adding the bandages during the empathy activity?
To demonstrate how we can show empathy, compassion to help others that are impacted or hurt.
What does it mean to respond assertively?
Speak firm, calmly and respectfully even when disagreeing .
What is social awareness?
Being aware that others have thoughts about you. Following norms of society.
List at least 3 group norms for expected behavior during our group.
Use kind words, be respectful, care for one another, be positive, be responsible, 100 percent effort, stay safe, one person talking at a time, confidentiality, have fun, stay focused
What does the acronym STEP stand for?
S-say the problem
T-think of solutions
E-expect consequences
P-pick the best solution
Think about the sand activity we did from week 3. What did the different colors of sand represent?
What was the purpose of this activity?
Eyes are looking.
Mouth is quiet.
Ears are listening.
Brain thinking about what speaker is saying.
Body is still and calm and facing speaker.
These things characterize what term/social skill? _____ _________
Active listening
What is self-awareness?
Being aware of who you are, your strengths and needs.
What is the difference of the outcomes when you have expected vs. unexpected behavior.
When you have unexpected behaviours you have negative feelings: sad, mad