Overcoming Obstacles
Something that blocks one's way or prevents or hinders progress.
What is an Obstacle?
Behavior that occurs when one person (or a group of people) harm, intimidate, or dominate another person online.
What is cyberbullying?
These citizens respect and value differences, take care of the environment, help others, promote peace, learn about the world, and act locally.
What are Global Citizens?
It is a deep feeling of fear, dread, and uneasiness (discomfort). It may cause you to sweat, feel restless, and/or tense.
What is Anxiety?
The 'type' of attitude that motivates people and increases their ability to succeed.
What is a Positive Attitude?
Internal or External Roadblock:
Sonja is in a wheelchair. She has no way of getting on stage for her presentation because there is no ramp.
What is an External Roadblock?
The 4 types of bullying
What is Verbal, Physical, Relational, and Cyber?
These are guaranteed or protected by a law(s) for all individuals.
What are Rights?
A common and serious medical condition that causes extreme sadness, loss of interest in activities, and decreased functioning in everyday life.
What is Depression?
A way of acting or behaving that shows what someone is thinking or feeling
What is an Attitude?
The word used to describe the action when someone responds to a situation that has already happened.
What is a reaction?
The person who is on the receiving end of the bullying.
What is the target?
Remember: Not a victim
In Maslow's Hierarchy of needs, the 3rd tier above safety (2) and basic needs (1), which involves connections with others.
What is Love and Belonging?
A state of worry or mental tension caused by a difficult situation.
What is Stress?
An "A" word: Being responsible for one's own actions and words.
What is Accountability?
The word used to describe planning for how you might respond to a future situation before it happens.
What is proactive?
Someone who responds to a bullying situation by confronting the bully directly or by telling a trusted adult
What is an Upstander?
The word used to describe who you are, your characteristics, the way you think about yourself, and how you are viewed by others.
What is Identity?
The 3 solutions that your brain can make in response to a perceived threat situation. (3 Fs)
What is Fight, Flight, or Freeze?
A "P" word that means placing tasks in an order based on what is most important to least important.
What is Prioritizing?
In order to overcome a roadblock, this is a plan that you can use to state the problem followed by a potential solution.
What is an If-Then plan?
The quality of including many different types of people and treating them all fairly and equally.
What is Inclusiveness?
Behavior bias against a person or group based on stereotyped beliefs about that group
When can Anxiety actually be helpful?
What is: when is alerts you to a true threat/danger, or when it helps us accomplish work due to a perceived or real threat.
Another "P" word that means putting off or avoiding tasks for no good reason.
What is Procrastination?