Fear Factor
What are the three types of fear we learned about?
Fear of Judgment, Fear of Failure, and Fear of the Unknown.
What is courage?
Doing something even when you're afraid because it's important or the right thing to do.
What does the F in FACE stand for?
Find what you fear.
What did kryptonite represent in our superhero unit?
Failure or something that makes us feel weak or defeated.
What is resilience?
The ability to bounce back from difficulties and keep going.
A student is afraid to raise their hand because classmates might laugh. What type of fear is this?
Fear of Judgment.
What type of courage involves standing up for what is right, even when it's difficult?
Moral Courage.
What does the A in FACE stand for?
Assess the Risk
What is a setback?
A problem, challenge, or obstacle that slows down your progress.
What does the R in RISE stand for?
Recognize the Problem.
Someone refuses to try out for a basketball team because they're afraid they won't make it. What type of fear is this?
Fear of Failure.
What type of courage involves facing a physical challenge or danger?
Physical Courage.
What does the C in FACE stand for?
What is a comeback?
Recovering from a setback and finding a way to move forward.
What does the I in RISE stand for?
Identify What You Can Control.
A student is nervous about moving to a new school because they don't know what to expect. What type of fear is this?
Fear of the Unknown.
What type of courage involves facing difficult thoughts, challenges, or situations without giving up?
Mental Courage.
What does the E in FACE stand for?
Execute One Step at a Time
What did our paper airplane activity teach us about setbacks and comebacks?
Sometimes you have to change your approach or take a step back before you can move forward.
What does the S in RISE stand for?
Switch Your Strategy.
What is the difference between being afraid of something and actually being in danger?
Fear is an emotion, while danger is an actual threat to your safety.
What is the difference between being courageous and being fearless?
Being fearless means you aren't afraid. Being courageous means you act even when you are afraid.
A student wants to audition for the school play but is afraid of embarrassing themselves. Explain how they could use FACE to overcome their fear.
F — Find the fear: Embarrassing themselves.
A — Assess the Risk: Doing something embarrassing people will likely eventually forget.
C — Choose a brave response: Practice and prepare.
E — Execute the plan: Audition anyway.
A student fails a test after studying hard. Give TWO ways they could turn that setback into a comeback.
Study differently, ask for help, learn from mistakes, practice more, or try again.
What does the E in RISE stand for?
Evaluate and Grow.