Showing posts with label fight or flight instinct. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fight or flight instinct. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 15, 2010

Conflict Resolution 101: Taking your anti-bullying efforts to the next level


Introduction: As an adult, you may have been the recipient of work-place bullying. Here is a description of how you can take your anti-bullying efforts to the next level.

Click ANTI-BULLYING to read the entire article on Examiner.com.

Sunday, March 14, 2010

Mini Lesson Plan: Matt Falsely Accuses Jonathan of Stealing


After reading the story called “Matt Falsely Accuses Jonathan of Stealing,” students will take part in a variety of follow-up activities to enhance the learning experience.

Step 1: Read the story called Matt Falsely Accuses Jonathan of Stealing.

Story Description: This story is about a boy not only making a false accusation of a good friend, he punches him in the nose. Will his friend agree to forgive him? Find out in the story called “Matt Falsely Accuses Jonathan Of Stealing.”

Chapter 1: Matt Falsely Accuses Jonathan of Stealing

Chapter 2: Matt Returns to School after being Suspended for Three Days

Chapter 3: Matt Tries To Fix His Friendship with Jonathan

Step 2: Class discussion about the story.

Please note: The discussion questions are built into the story links above.

Step 3: Have class participate in the role-play based on the complete story called Matt Falsely Accuses Jonathan of Stealing.

Anger Management Role-Play: Matt Falsely Accuses Jonathan of Stealing

Saturday, March 13, 2010

Anger Management role-play: Matt Falsely Accuses Jonathan of Stealing


Visit this page to get the link to the PDF file for the scripted role-play to print for classroom use.

A. Students participate in scripted role-play called “Matt Falsely Accuses Jonathan of Stealing.”

Story Description: This story is about a boy not only making a false accusation of a good friend, he punches him in the nose. Will his friend agree to forgive him? Find out in the story called “Matt Falsely Accuses Jonathan Of Stealing.”

Click ANGER MANAGEMENT to read and download the role-play on Examiner.com.

Friday, March 12, 2010

Anger Management Tale Hub page: Matt Falsely Accuses Jonathan of Stealing


Here is a story scenario you can use to help teach about Anger Triggers, Anger Cues, our Fight or Flight Instinct, and Self-Mentoring techniques. The story is called “Matt Falsely Accuses Jonathan of Stealing.” This story is about a boy not only making a false accusation of a good friend, he punches him in the nose. Will his friend agree to forgive him? Find out in the story called “Matt Falsely Accuses Jonathan Of Stealing.”

Click ANGER MANAGEMENT to read Anger Management story: Matt Falsely Accuses Jonathan of Stealing.

Saturday, December 19, 2009

Self-Mentoring Tale Hub: Jacob Listens to his Inner Wisdom


Here is a story scenario you can use to help teach about the need for Self-Mentoring when you are a victim of name-calling. The way you choose to respond can either lead to a LOSE-LOSE confrontation where both people feel like they lost, a WIN-LOSE confrontation where only one person feels like the victor, or a WIN-WIN confrontation where both people manage to come out feeling like winners. In this story called “Jacob Listens to his Inner Wisdom,” Jacob not only manages to recall advice from a teacher, a friend, and his sisters, he tunes into his Inner Wisdom to select the response that will transform a LOSE-LOSE situation to a WIN-WIN.

A. Teacher reads story to the class called “Jacob Listens to his Inner Wisdom.”

B. Story Description: Shane calls Jacob a bad name. Jacob must quickly decide how he will react. He not only recalls advice from a teacher, a friend, and his sisters, he tunes into his Inner Wisdom to select the response that will transform a LOSE-LOSE situation to a WIN-WIN.

Links to all 3 chapters for Jacob Listens to his Inner Wisdom

Chapter 1 of 3 – Jacob deliberates on how to respond to Shane’s name-calling

Chapter 2 of 3: Jacob gets some good ideas from Courtney and Beth

Chapter 3 of 3: Jacob transforms a LOSE-LOSE confrontation with Shane into a WIN-WIN

Tuesday, November 3, 2009

Fight or Flight role-play: Jake tries to rebuild his trust level with others

Visit this page to get the link to the PDF file for the scripted role-play to print for classroom use.

Story Description: Do you remember Bully Jake and Eddie? Jake is seriously worried. A friend of his, a former bully, got framed and placed in the Alternate School. What if that happens to him as well? How do you regain people’s trust when you’ve been a bully for years? Will anybody ever be willing to trust Jake again? The story is called “Jake tries to rebuild his trust level with others.”

Click on CONFLICT RESOLUTION Role-Play to read the entire role-play. Feel free to print it for classroom use.


Fight or Flight Sequel Tale Hub page: Jake tries to rebuild his trust level with others

Here is a story scenario you can use to help teach about the possible consequences of having the reputation of being a bully. It also demonstrates the slow process it takes for a former bully to try to re-gain people’s trust. Do you remember Bully Jake and Eddie? Jake is seriously worried. A friend of his, a former bully, got framed and placed in the Alternate School. What if that happens to him as well? How do you regain people’s trust when you’ve been a bully for years? Will anybody ever be willing to trust Jake again? The story is called “Jake tries to rebuild his trust level with others.”

Click on CONFLICT RESOLUTION Story to read the entire tale.



Fight or Flight role-play: Bully Jake & Eddie

Visit this page to get the link to the PDF file for the scripted role-play to print for classroom use.

Story Description: This story will demonstrate the VICTIM-VICTIMIZER CYCLE in action. The two characters who interact together are a bully named Jake and a boy named Eddie. The story is called “Bully Jake And Eddie.”

Click on CONFLICT RESOLUTION Role-Play to read the entire role-play. Feel free to print it for classroom use.


Fight or Flight Tale Hub page: Bully Jake & Eddie

Here is a story scenario you can use to help teach about the VICTIM-VICTIMIZER CYCLE in action. The two characters who interact together are a bully named Jake and a boy named Eddie. The story is called “Bully Jake And Eddie.”

Click on CONFLICT RESOLUTION Story to read the entire tale.



Fight or Flight Lesson Plan (Grades 6-8) – Bully Jake & Eddie plus Sequel

This is the Lesson Plan Hub page for "Bully Jake & Eddie" and "Jake tries to rebuild his Trust Level with others." Links to all nine sections of the lesson are included.

Click on CONFLICT RESOLUTION Lesson Plan to read the entire lesson plan.