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Choosing The Best Solution
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Students can learn to make decisions other than by whim or chance, based on emotions, or because of influence from others. By teaching students to approach decisions logically —by assessing information and considering cause and effect—teachers can help students realize that there may be more than one answer to a problem and that making decisions requires careful thought. This lesson helps students develop skills they can use in a variety of situations requiring decisions.
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Using Literature to Teach About Bullying
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Use literature to get students talking and thinking about the issue of bullying. Students learn to recognize the different forms of bullying, their causes, and ways to deal with bullying.
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What About Fighting?
What Can I Do?
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The main goals of this lesson are to help students identify their feelings; learn how to tell others about their feelings; and learn how this emotional knowledge can help them resolve conflict. Being able to recognize different feelings and to approach conflict constructively are important learning tools for young students who live in a world that is filled with social challenges.
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