PPT-Habit of Mind:

Responding with Wonderment and Awe DAY 1 Responding with Wonderment amp Awe https wwwyoutubecomwatchvddLd0QRf7VgamplistPLfcKxX6BXlfOqJwRZ1a4gUPsmiMcnNJ7eampindex2 As a lifelong learner it is essential to develop the habit of responding to learning with a sense of wonderment and awe . Matthew . Charnock. Sam Newton. PC. HPC . RED FLAGS. ROS . MED . Hx. . FH. SOCIAL . Hx. History Taking . 73 year old female . Suffers from T2DM and Ulcerative Colitis . Presented 3/52 history of rectal bleeding . Breaking and Making. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2H4l9RpkwM. Examples of Bad Habits. What are your bad habits?. A Few Bad Habits…. Not asking for help when you know you need . it. Letting one dark cloud cover the entire sky.. Presented by . Chandra Donohue. Kymberlie Fleming. Peter Carter. Scott O’Bryant. . Content information by: Jodie Trafton, Ph.D. Institute for Brain Potential, 2011; . www.ibpceu.com. “. We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.”. Mrs. Valente. January 2016. Prompt. Sean Covey describes Habit 4, “Think-Win-Win” as “an attitude toward life, a mental frame of mind that says I can win, and so can you. It is the foundation for getting along well with other people.”. Get in the Habit. 7 habits of highly effective teens. or. The 7 characteristics that happy and successful teens all over the world have in common. Habit #1. Be Proactive. Take responsibility for your life. Think Win-Win. Dr. Kanwal Kaisser. Habit 4 in Our Paradigms. Feeling. Thoughts. Behavior . Think Win-Win. Paradigms of Interdependence . Private Victory proceeds Public Victory. No Short Cuts. Can’t jump to effective relationships without the maturity, strength of character. Dr. Kanwal Kaisser. Habit 7 in Our Paradigms. Feeling. Thoughts. Behavior . Sharpen the Saw. Personal PC. Preserving and enhancing your greatest asset . Four Dimensions of Renewal . How to Sharpen the Saw. Miles McCrimmon and Rob Meister. Tenth Annual Faculty Research Symposium. Reynolds Community College. April 1, 2016. Guiding Purpose of Study. How do students’ attitudes about specific habits of mind change over the course of their four years in the ACA program?. Introduction lessons. Habits. : things we do repeatedly, but are hardly aware that we have them. . Some are good . (exercise, planning ahead, showing respect). . Some are bad. (negative thinking, . blaming others). . Habit 2: Begin with the End in Mind. Hook. Before starting a jigsaw puzzle, we see a picture of the finished project. Without the picture, it would be incredibly difficult to put the pieces together. . Will and Won’t Power. Let’s face it….teens are busy people. There doesn’t seem to be enough hours in the day to get everything done that you need to do. . Habit 3, Put First Things First, can help. . Eve S. What is habit?. Habit is a persons ordinary, regular, and nearly automatic response to a repeated situation.. Habit is closely related to character. Character is a generalized description of one’s disposition, or of one’s disposition in respect to a general trait such as honesty or peacefulness, while habit is more specific in describing ones regular response to a repeated situation.. Habit 1: Be Proactive You take responsibility for your life . Being proactive is more than taking initiative. It is accepting responsibility for our own behavior (past, present, and future) and making choices based on principles and values rather than on moods or circumstances. 7 habits of highly effective teens. or. The 7 characteristics that happy and successful teens all over the world have in common. Habit #1. Be Proactive. Take responsibility for your life. Habit #2.