Respect
Listening, empathy, demonstrates manners.
What is Respect?
What is enthusiasm?
Speaking well, slowly, clearly, right volume and proper words.
What is articulate?
reliable, punctual, collaborating as a team.
What is dependable?
Not letting things bother you, having patience and almost ignoring the problem.
What is being Passive?
The ability to feel good about yourself and feel self-worth.
What is self-respect?
How does it sound? How does it look? How does it feel?
What is an Enthusiasm map?
Being quiet while another person is speaking, acknowledging their words and remaining active throughout their presentation.
What is active listening?
Purpose of the 9 dot activity.
What is thinking outside the box?
What is the golden rule of money?
Its not about how much money you make, but about how much money you save.
Some one you look up to.
What is a role model?
A method of planning the focuses on Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Time
What are SMART Goals?
Purpose of the activity where we shut out eyes and folded the sheet of paper.
What is following directions?
Walk away from the problem, take a step back, listen to music.
What are ways to manage anger?
Doing things without necessarily being asked to do it.
What is taking initiative?
Poster where individuals write strengths and personal notes about another individual.
What is an affirmation poster?
Optimistic, with a "can do" attitude.
What is a positive mental attitude?
When someone gives you feedback in a way to help you grow.
What is constructive criticism?
Purpose of the drawing charades.
What is problem-solving? or
What is asking questions?
Help others, control spending, build for future, measuring progress and more freedom.
What are the reasons for saving money?
Philosophers theory that discusses the different level of needs in which one level must be fulfilled before reaching the next level.
What is Maslow's Hierarchy?
Making conscious decisions that have good intentions and outcomes.
What is a positive life choice?
What are the 3 different types of "talk" that we distinguished between.
What is easy talk, average talk and tough talk?
Make up your own question and ask someone in the room (relevant to the curriculum we have learned)
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Showing up on time, solving problems, communicating with supervisors, etc.
What are good workplace etiquette?