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Habit 6

Habit 6. SYNERGIZE. Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much. ~Helen Keller. SYNERGIZE IS:. Working together Open-mindedness Celebrating differences. SYNERGIZE IS NOT:. Working Independently Thinking You Are Always Right Tolerating Differences. What is Diversity?.

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Habit 6

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  1. Habit 6 SYNERGIZE

  2. Alone we can do so little;together we can do so much. ~Helen Keller

  3. SYNERGIZE IS: • Working together • Open-mindedness • Celebrating differences

  4. SYNERGIZE IS NOT: • Working Independently • Thinking You Are Always Right • Tolerating Differences

  5. What is Diversity?

  6. YOU! Culture/Heritage Family Likes/Dislikes AttitudeReligion Talents Beliefs Friends Choices Experiences Knowledge

  7. We are all a minority of one.

  8. We all learn differently: • Linguistic- reading, writing, telling stories • Logical- logic, patterns • Kinesthetic- touching, body • Spatial- images, pictures • Musical- sound, rhythm • Interpersonal- interaction with others • Intrapersonal- through own feelings

  9. We all see differently:

  10. You were born an original, don’t become someone else’s copy. ~anon.

  11. The giant Redwoods, or sequoia trees, can reach heights of over 300 ft. They grow in clumps and share a vast array of intermingled roots. Without each other, they would blow over in a storm.

  12. Synergy! • Now take one Baby step and when you meet a classmate or neighbor with a disability or impairment, don’t feel sorry for them or avoid them because you don’t know what to say. Instead, go out of your way to get acquainted.

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