Goals
Define goal
What is an aim or purpose, a result you try to achieve?
Nonverbal cues
What is gestures, facial expressions, and body language?
These can make you angry in a conversation
What is... (answers vary)?
Writing assignments in one place, prioritizing tasks, breaking down large tasks into manageable activities, and scheduling are called time __.
What is time saver?
Define obstacle
What is objects, rules, or problems that block your way, stop your progress, or make it hard to achieve a goal?
Realistic or unrealistic goal: A 14-year-old girl, interested in science, sets a goal to become a veterinarian.
What is realistic?
This causes misunderstandings in communication
What is incomprehensible/vague vocabulary and misinterpretation of meaning?
Define stress
What is a state of mental tension, physical pressure, or special emphasis?
Distractions (such as TV), urges (such as snacking), not having materials in a convenient location, and excuses (such as being too tired) are called time __.
What is time waster?
Name something you learned from attending this group.
What is... (answers will vary)?
Realistic or unrealistic: A high school senior who hasn’t worked or saved any money wants to travel to Europe during the summer after graduating from high school.
What is unrealistic?
Critical listening means...
What is analyzing and evaluating the ways in which information is communicated?
MARIA: “I can’t believe you did that! You’re so stupid, leaving my baby sister by herself!”
Maria meant...
What is it’s so dangerous to leave a baby alone. I’m terrified that something could have happened to her?
This is used to keep track of due dates, to keep all assignments in one place, to schedule time for responsibilities and activities.
What is a calendar or planner?
Which group leader provided Oreos one day?
Who is Lauren?
Describe how the high school can make their European trip goal more realistic.
What is... (answers could vary)?
Identify what specific countries, places, and activities they want to do. Identify how much money they will need for the trip. Get a job. Create a savings account. Change when they plan on going to Europe.
Use I Messages to respond to this conflict: One of your friends often borrows things from you and doesn’t return them.
I feel upset when you don't return my things because they are important to me.
Techniques for managing/reducing stress or anger
What are being prepared, staying healthy, talking it out, going for a walk, breaking down big tasks into manageable pieces, breathing deeply, visualizing relaxing places, exercising, thinking of the “big picture", etc?
Meaning behind “Take care in your minutes, and the hours will take care of themselves.”
What is (answers vary)?
Which group leader provided modeling clay for many groups?
Who is Lyndsay?
Name some steps you can take to achieve your long-term goal
What is... (answers will vary)?
“A man walks into a museum, sees a portrait on the wall, and says, ‘That man’s father is my father’s son.’ Who is the person in the picture?”
The first man’s son or nephew
Difference between a win-win situation and a win-lose situation.
What is an outcome, deal, or result where every person or group involved benefits vs what is an event or negotiation where one person or group gets what they want, and the other person or group loses?
Name 4 things you can do to use your time more effectively.
Answers will vary
Name your favorite slang from the coloring book
Answers vary