PPT-Let’s Talk

Low Mood Week 4 Week 4 Feedback from weekly tasks CBT Model Introducing thought diaries Thinking styles Assertiveness Relaxation Feedback from Weekly Tasks In small groups How did you find the weekly tasks. e er 25 ea rs cc rk et ro exp er en ce a ra w rma cc es riv en ro ca es es eh e en es wel e r rin e e re e c er er e es e ro ra ry e et e exceed ed Nev er ef re em ca e He ro ca e Mo ro rid ro 02 9 N th re et en x eg rin e th 20 09 ro 9 10 11 00 e r * helps creates a safe, supportive learning community. *Values Effort. *develops thinking dispositions. *Practices Giving and getting feedback. Laura Scarpulla- Secondary LA Specialist. We retain:. 20% of what we hear. What weird or spooky things do you believe in?. Z. What do you think . Busan. will be like in 10 years?. . Z. Say two idioms you learned from Unit 12. What do they mean?. . . What are three words for bathroom?. Small Talk. Situation:. Two foreign students are sitting at a counter in a restaurant waiting to be served. The waiter is very busy with other customers. After a few minutes, one student turns to the other and speaks.. Lesson from Common Sense Media. How many of you have ever heard?. Don’t talk to strangers?. How might this rule change when we go online?. While the Internet allows us to talk with friends we already know, it also allows us to communicate, collaborate, and share with people we don’t know and will never meet in person.. This conference talk outline is a starting point, not a rigid template. . Most . good speakers average two minutes per slide (not counting title and outline . slides). Most speakers use . about a dozen slides for a twenty minute presentation. . * helps creates a safe, supportive learning community. *Values Effort. *develops thinking dispositions. *Practices Giving and getting feedback. Laura Scarpulla- Secondary LA Specialist. We retain:. 20% of what we hear. Hazardous Communication #4. This is the last Safety Talk on Colby’s . hazcom. program. The intent of this Safety Talk is too familiarize yourself with basic chemical hazards and the terminology found in every work place. Finally, we will discuss some of the specific chemical hazards you have to contend with and protect yourself from as part of your job.. For ELIP 5300. How to Start: eye contact!. Formal. Hello… + (…. question . or . comment. ). Excuse* me, but + (. question. )?. */. SKYUZmi. /. Informal (with friends). Hi. Hey. How’s it going?. Today, we are going to. Sing “Mon . bonhomme. de . neige. ”. Review regular _ER verbs. Talk about activities that we like. Write comments to our classmates’ profiles. Work in groups to form sentences.. www.LetsTalkCO.org. Key Messages from Let’s Talk Colorado. It’s OK to talk. It’s OK to seek treatment. It’s OK to feel the way you are feeling. IT’s OK to ask for help. IT’s OK to reach out. BY . DR. DALTON KEHOE . dkehoe@. yorku.ca. . . Mindfulness. Mindfulness: we “wake up” and pay attention “. on purpose”. , in “the. present. moment”, notice . new things and . are sensitive . asking questions and giving short responses. about topics that most people are . comfortable discussing. .. Small talk . NEVER. involves very serious topics or heavy discussions. http://safeshare.tv/w/AWHbrPCQgz. In this informative book, kids will learn why certain cuts need stitches and how stitches help the healing process. By taking kids through the process of getting stitches and letting them know that this situation frightens most people, students will feel less alone and better able to cope.