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E m p a t h y U n i t P o w e r P o i n t:. All images unless otherwise noted are from googleimages.com. Overcoming Hardships Articles: Day 1 and 2. 11-6-14 What you need today: Pencil Bellwork Paper. Bellwork:

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  1. E m p a t h y U n i t P o w e r P o i n t: All images unless otherwise noted are from googleimages.com

  2. Overcoming Hardships Articles: Day 1 and 2 • 11-6-14 • What you need today: • Pencil • Bellwork Paper Bellwork: “EVERYONE WHO GOT WHERE HE IS HAD TO BEGIN WHERE HE WAS” -RICHARD L. EVANS What does this quote mean?

  3. “EVERYONE WHO GOT WHERE HE IS HAD TO BEGIN WHERE HE WAS” -RICHARD L. EVANS

  4. 1) have empathy as you read 2) see what hardships they faced and the different ways people found to overcome 3) be motivated to overcome your own hardships Overcoming Articles: Be inspired by hardships famous people overcame. (Jim Carrey's family was so poor they slept in a van!)

  5. Skim your article by using the BOLD or highlighted font

  6. What you need today: • Pencil • Bellwork Paper Overcoming Hardships Articles/Personality Surveys: Day 2 Bellwork: What is a hardship. Describe on hardship you know someone has overcome.

  7. Continue articles, share, and hand out "Celebrity Homework"

  8. What you need today: • Hardships handout • Bellwork paper • Sheet of paper • Bellwork: • Finish this statement: A hardship I have faced is __________________

  9. Overcoming Hardships Articles Reflections • List 3 hardships the famous people faced. • List 3 hardships that you have faced in your own life. • What were some of the ways the famous people in the articles positively dealt with their hardships to overcome them? Write complete sentences. • List 3 positive ways that you have dealt with your hardships.

  10. Overcoming Hardships Articles Reflections • Many of the people in the articles found success by doing the things they were good at (it didn’t just come to them easily, they had to work hard to “find” it!) Do you have anything you’re good at? Write about a few talents you have. In complete sentences. • Were you inspired by any of the true stories. Talk about one person and say why their story was motivating to you. • What do you think the following quote means? • “Life is 10% what happens to you and 90% how you react to it.” -Charles R Swindoll

  11. Pair / Share: • Discuss with your table partner: • Why are people so mean?

  12. 11-11-14 • What you need today: • Pencil • Bellwork Paper • Sheet of paper Bullying: Day 3 Bellwork: List all the different ways you know people get bullied

  13. EMPATHY In your packet Bullies: A. Before the video clip answer this: THINK:Why are some people so mean????????

  14. WHY ARE PEOPLE SO MEAN? (write these)-TO MAKE THEMSELVES FEEL BETTER -POWER or CONTROL-REVENGE-ATTENTION-TO BE FUNNYREMEMBER-OUR WORDS HAVE POWER!!!! examples from “Surviving H.S.”

  15. Show video clip on "Bullying" How does it feel to be the victim of bullying and teasing?

  16. Pair / Share: • B. After the video clip - Tell your table partner: How does it feel to be the victim? • Discuss this with your table partner and then fill out this section in your packet

  17. How does it feel to be the victim of bullying and teasing? -feel worthless -don’t let them steal your dignity… -sad -embarrassing -stupid -humiliated -depressed -angry -left out

  18. Just because someone is different than you does not mean they are less worthy of respect than you…

  19. When asked by reporters whether she had a message for others who are bullied, Knopp said: "Stand up for what you believe in and go with your heart and go with your gut. That's what I did, and look at me now. I'm just as happy as can be!" http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,20634928,00.html

  20. HA HA SO8:H - HELP GET IT OR GIVE IT (SILENT MAJORITY SPEAK UP!)A - ASSERTIVE- NOT PASSIVE OR AGGRESSIVEH - HUMORA - AVOID (WALK AWAY)S - SELF-TALK -– SELF-TALK THAT’S POSITIVE(IT’S THE BEST WAY TO KEEP YOUR SELF-ESTEEM)O - OWN IT- KNOW THAT YOU CAN’T CONTROL _OTHERS__. OWN YOUR OWN RESPONOWN REACTIONS. IF YOU HANDLE IT RIGHT, IT CAN MAKE YOU STRONGER! True story

  21. The silent majority needs to speak up! 8 5 %

  22. HA HA SO in action... It really works!!

  23. Intro to Violence/ Risk/Protective Factors Survey: Day 4

  24. This is often the progression: we label - stereotype - make fun of person - mean - think we’re better than them - bully/harass - prejudisms - discrimination anger - hate - VIOLENCE

  25. Pair / Share: • Discuss with your table partner what you think the definition of violence is.

  26. 2000. The mom of the boy had been in the "Welfare to Work program so the uncle was getting the kids off to school and that is where the 6-year old boy got the gun. The uncle was charged with a stolen gun and drug charges, and the boy was put into foster care. What a tragedy all the way around... http://www.wsws.org/articles/2000/mar2000/flin-m01.shtml

  27. Police: Juveniles laughed after setting 15-year-old on fire1October 2009 Five juveniles were in custody Tuesday after a 15-year-old was intentionally set on fire. The boy suffered second-degree burns over 80 percent of his body. "He's in for a long, long recovery," the Sheriff said. Three juveniles were arrested Monday night, hours after the incident, and two others were arrested Tuesday, "A couple of them last night were laughing about it." Apparently the victim owed the suspects $40 for a video game and had not paid it. So the suspect allegedly stole the victim's father's bicycle. The victim reported the bicycle stolen, the suspect was arrested, taken to a detention center and released. Later the suspect and two other people approached the victim at his apartment complex. The suspect yelled, "He's a snitch, and "pour it on him." Another juvenile threw what police believe was rubbing alcohol on the victim from a plastic jug and used a lighter to set him on fire, a resident used a fire extinguisher to put out the flames, and the boy jumped into the complex's swimming pool. The boy is expected to be hospitalized for 5 months.

  28. 10-year-olds attack, beat homeless man"2 March 29, 2007 Egged on by a 17-year-old, two 10-year-old boys joined in the attack of a Florida homeless man, leaving him bruised and bloody, police said. The teen and two boys were walking in their neighborhood around 9 p.m. when they saw a 58-year-old man. They began throwing rocks at the homeless man. The 17-year-old, punched the homeless man, who then fell over a concrete wall. As he lay on the ground, one of the 10-year-olds -- whose names are not being released -- used parts of the concrete to bash the man in the head, a police report shows. The man's eye was severely damaged in the attack. The three boys were charged with felony aggravated battery and are being held without bond at a juvenile detention center.

  29. Three teenagers admit to shooting at least 50 cats in Oregon3June 06, 2011 Three Washington teenagers arrested on suspicion of shooting a cat Sunday night told police they've shot at least 50 felines in recent months. A Police officer was investigating the drive-by shooting of a cat when he spotted the boys in a blue Ford Explorer that matched a suspect description. When he pulled the sport utility vehicle over, he saw shell casings and found a pair of .22-caliber rifles, one of them loaded, and hundreds of rounds of ammunition, according to a news release. The three teens were arrested on accusations including animal cruelty, unlawfully discharging a firearm and possessing a loaded weapon in a vehicle.

  30. Pair / Share: • Do you need to revise yourdefinition of violence or add anything to it?

  31. Here is the definition of violence: Violence is the use ofphysical force or verbal wordstoinjure, damage, or destroyoneself, others, orproperty.

  32. 3. DO YOU THINK THAT BEING EXPOSED TO VIOLENCE ON T.V, VIDEO GAMES, MUSIC, OR MOVIES WHEN YOU ARE YOUNG MAKES YOU A MORE VIOLENT PERSON? WHY / WHY NOT?Then, class will discuss.

  33. ~LISTEN FOR THIS ANSWER DURING THE VIDEO:4. DURING THE VIDEO CLIP ON HOWVIOLENT MEDIA AFFECTS CHILDREN, LISTEN FOR: ***THE BOTTOM LINE IS:______________________________***

  34. 6. During the video clip, hear this answer: ***THE BOTTOM LINE IS:_ F A M I L Y _***

  35. fights gangs murder crime assault bullying abuse drug or alcohol abuse depression / loneliness can’t control anger / aggressive bad role models neglected / rejected / ridiculed abused hanging out with bad friends never had consequences dysfunctional family don’t care/hateful Experience violence on: T.V. video games, movies

  36. Risk -vs- Protective Factors Survey

  37. x Family is experiencing high levels of stress

  38. The more risk factors you have, the greater your chance o becoming violent. Also, the age that you are exposed to certain risk factors can effect the impact on your life. (Being exposed very young can be traumatic…) Just because you have many risk factors does not have to Mean you will turn to violence. It actually depends on…

  39. It’s more important how many PROTECTIVE factors you have than how many risk factors you have :)

  40. From the 3 columns on the back: Add up your “x” TOTAL

  41. PROTECTIVEFactors: Of kids who had less than 6 protective factors (in the 3 columns) 80% became involved in violence !! You can only control things in the 1st column!

  42. Anger Survey: Day 5

  43. Pair / Share: • Discuss with your table partner things that make you angry or annoyed!

  44. Why take this survey? (hand out survey) Most people who struggle to control their anger know anger is an issue, but this survey may help you identify which areas need the most work: Physical Verbal Pent up anger Negative attitude After you take the survey, you can add the front side and turn to back and see what it means and then stop!!! Wait for me... and DON'T SET a GOAL yet!!!

  45. Take survey: • Does not describe me at all • Every once in a while describes me • Sometimes describes me 1/2 and 1/2 4.Often describes me 5. Almost always describes me

  46. Your total aggression score - add it up and circle the following: -Less than 65 - You have a low amount of aggression -Between 65 and 95 - You have an average amount of aggression -Between 96 and 120 - Your aggression is fairly high and it would be helpful for you to see a counselor and go to classes and workshops to help you deal with your aggression. At the very least, you should want to change and work on it yourself…. Why might someone not want it change??? (abusive dad + kids end up…) -Above 120 - you show high aggression.  Heavily consider seeking professional counseling to learn to deal with your anger, hostility, and/or your aggression. Your total aggression score - add it up and circle the following: -Less than 65 - you have a low amount of aggression -Between 65 and 95 - you have an average amount of aggression -Between 96 and 120 - your aggression is fairly high and it would be helpful for you to see a counselor and go to classes and workshops to help you deal with your aggression -Above 120 - you show high aggression.  Heavily consider seeking professional counseling to learn to deal with your anger, hostility, and/or your aggression.

  47. How physically aggressive are you? Add up: 1, 5, 9, 13, 17, 21, 24, 27, 29.  • "x" here: ____less than 25 - low physical aggression  • __x__Between 25 and 35-physical aggression is about average  • ____Above 35, you have a high physical aggression My Score:__25____

  48. 2) How verbally aggressive are you? Add up: 2, 6, 10, 14, 18.  "x" here: ____less than 11 - low verbal aggression __x__Between 11 and 18 - verbal aggression is about average  ____Above 18, you have a high verbal aggression My Score:__17____

  49. 3) How much anger do you have? Add up: 3, 7, 11, 15, 19. 22, 25  Score: "x" here: ____less than 11 - low verbal aggression __x__Between 11 and 18 - verbal aggression is about average  ____Above 18, you have a high verbal aggression My Score:__18____

  50. 4) Do you have a suspicious and/or negative attitude? Add up: 4, 8, 12 16, 20, 23,26,28 "x" here: : ____less than 11 - low verbal aggression __x__Between 11 and 18 - verbal aggression is about average  ____Above 18, you have a high verbal aggression My Score:__13____

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