Positive Action Basics
This is the Positive Action philosophy.
You feel good about yourself when you do positive actions, and there is a positive way to do everything!
The Positive Action Circle is made up of these three things.
Thoughts, Actions, and Feelings.
Name the 3 I's.
Identity, Image, and Impression.
Name one physical positive action.
Exercise, sleep, hygiene, healthy eating, etc.
This strategy means believing you can achieve great things.
Believe in your potential.
There is always a ________ way to do everything.
Positive
When your thoughts are positive, your actions and feelings are more likely to be ________.
Positive.
This is the real, true you.
Identity.
Which area of yourself involves learning, thinking, and problem-solving?
Intellectual.
This strategy means trying even when something is difficult.
Have the courage to try.
Why is creating a positive identity never truly finished?
Because we should always be growing and improving ourselves.
What does it mean to "flip" a negative circle?
Change negative thoughts, actions, and feelings into positive ones.
This is how others see you.
Impression.
What are the four areas of the whole self?
Physical, Intellectual, Social, Emotional.
This strategy means seeing challenges as chances to learn.
Turn problems into opportunities.
What social and emotional positive action helps us get along with others?
Treat others the way we like to be treated.
Give an example of a positive thought that could lead to positive actions.
Example: "I can do this if I keep trying."
Why is it important for Identity, Image, and Impression to match?
It shows honesty and authenticity.
Name three resources we need to manage wisely.
Time, energy, possessions, money, talents, thoughts, actions, feelings.
This strategy means not giving up.
Persistence.
Name three things that help create a positive identity.
Examples include honesty, respect, healthy choices, goal setting, positive actions, kindness, responsibility, etc.
Movement Challenge!
One student acts out a negative circle and another demonstrates how to flip it into a positive circle.
Teacher judges responses.
Scenario Challenge
A student acts cool online but is completely different in real life. Which of the 3 I's are not aligned?
Identity, Image, and Impression are out of alignment.
Stand Up If...
Teacher reads a resource and students stand if they can give an example of managing it responsibly.
Examples:
Teacher judges.
Name all five Strategies for Success.