Definitions
comes from interpretations of behaviours
What are feelings?
the need for air, food, water, shelter
What are Physical Needs?
ignoring someone in a group situation
What is Social Bullying?
something said or done to a person just for fun
What is joking?
Both people compromise and their needs are met.
What is a "win-win" outcome?
Group stands up and does a ballerina twirl
Looking good!
Need to feel important, capable, worthy and confident
What are Self-Worth Needs?
can be done in person or on-line
What is Verbal Bullying?
physical force to inflict damage on someone or something with intent
What is violence?
After you identify the problem, you come up with at least 3 ideas to solve the problem
What is brainstorming?
annoying a person by offering something with intent
What is teasing?
to give and receive love and to belong to a group
What are Love and Friendship Needs?
Pushing, tripping, grabbing and invading someone's space without permission
What is Physical Bullying?
a behaviour intended to hurt or harm someone physically or psychologically (name calling, intimidating, etc)
What is anger?
One of the first steps in dealing with conflicts
What is Perspective?
when the needs of two people collide
What is conflict?
the need to become everything you are capable of becoming
Self Fulfillment Needs
examples are name calling, put downs, mocking and teasing of appearances
What is verbal bullying?
FREE POINTS!!!!
FREE POINTS!!!!
Focus on the problem, not the person
What is de-escalating?
something seen or heard
What are behaviours?
Physical, Safety, Love and Friendship, Self-Fulfillment - which need is missing?
What is Self-Worth
excluding from groups, pressuring to do things, telling lies/secrets, on line or in person
What is social bullying?
Different ways to interpret a situation
What are perspectives?
When a conflict gets out of control
What is Escalating?