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Feelings
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Zones & Perspective
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Why should you look at someone when they are talking?

It lets the person know you're interested in what they have to say

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How are feelings communicated?

Body language, facial expressions, and words

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What is a trigger?

Triggers are things (or thoughts) that move you out of the Green Zone. 

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Thomas is sitting is his chair upright and straight. He is listening to the teacher and ready to learn. What zone is he in?

The green zone.

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What is Y.A.L.E's mascot?

A bulldog

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How can you show someone you're interested in what they're saying?

1. Ask questions about what they're saying 

2. Nod your head 

3. Make eye contact 

4. Sound interested in what they're saying 

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What is someone feeling when they're in the yellow zone? 

Frustrated, worried, silly, unfocused, loss of some control 

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What are some examples of unexpected behavior? 

Calling out, interrupting other students or teachers, taking things from someone's desk, acting aggressively

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Your friend tells you that they feel like they're in the yellow zone. Name one thing you can tell them to do to get back into the green zone. 

Go for a walk, take deep breaths, get a drink of water, talk to a teacher

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What does Y.A.L.E. stand for?

Young Adolescent Learning Experience

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Your friend is having a bad day. What are some things you can say to them?

Answers vary.

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Name an event that can cause you to feel worried.

Answers will vary.

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What is one way that you can invade someone's personal space?

Placing yourself too close to someone when they want to be alone or farther away

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You see your friend before you get on the bus to go home, and they tell you they're tired out from a long day at school. What zone is your friend in? 

The blue zone. 

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What year was Y.A.L.E established?

1976

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What is an example of nonverbal communication?

Nodding, shaking your head, hand gestures, facial expressions, body language (posture, body movement), eye contact, allowing for personal space

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What are some physical symptoms of feeling stress?

Tense muscles, clenched jaw, low energy, sweating

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What kind of thoughts do people have about us when we have an unexpected behavior? 

Others may have uncomfortable thoughts and may not want to be near us

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How do you think people feel when you're actively listening to them?

They feel like their ideas matter and that they are important.

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In the song "Frosty the Snowman" what made Frosty come to life?

An old silk hat

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Look at one of your classmates and give them an honest compliment.

Answers vary.

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What is someone feeling when they're in the blue zone?

Sad, sick, tired, bored, moving slowly 

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How much personal space should you give someone?(Hint: it's an actual measurement)

Studies show that 1.5 to 3 feet is acceptable for family and friends

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Jamie comes to you during the break and says she's nervous for the test next period because she forgot to study. What zone is Jamie in? 

The yellow zone. She's feeling worried. 

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What are the names of Dr. Shelley's interns? (Hint: there's 4)

Miss Katie, Miss Kelly, Mx. Aiden, and Miss Colleen (Worthington)

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