Romantic
This term refers to romantic relationships between cadets in the same squadron which has the potential to alter the climate and performance of a squadron.
Squadcest
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This is a common emotional response to losing a loved one often unexpectedly.
Grieving and being sad
Interpersonal Foundations Course will be taught by an interactive partner exercise. Both partners will be instructed to have a casual conversation to emulate a personal relationship for 3 minutes. Then, the class will debrief how comfortable the conversation was. For the next 3 minutes, the same partners will have a conversation in a professional manner (choose one person to be senior to the other partner). Then, the class will debrief how comfortable that conversation was compared to the first conversation.
The method for teaching Personal vs Professional Relationships in the Interpersonal Foundations Course
This thing is easy to lose or forget in your first year at the academy.
Personal identity
Becoming popular in the 1990s and early 2000s, gratitude journals emerged to serve what purpose?
Learning to appreciate the positive aspects of one’s life, therefore reducing stress and depression along with strengthening one’s empathy in relationships.
This stage of grief is where you try to ignore the pain and act like you’re fine even though you’re not fine.
Suppressing your emotions?
This course of action should be taken if you are feeling lonely as a result of lack of friends.
Talking to the other cadets with similar interest.
These are common factors that can induce a person being in a grieving state.
Losing a loved one, failing a class
Cadets should be required to learn about how to manage romantic relationships professionally in their squadron and/or personal lives through these means.
Case Studies
How should the interpersonal foundations course approach teaching students to use gratitude journals?
Encouraging students to write one positive thing about their lives in a journal as a warmup before each class, therefore reinforcing gratitude over an extended period of time.