PPT-Thoughts, Actions, and Habits

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Lets start with a math lesson by a writing teacher PROBLEM This presentation has thirteen slides Each slide takes about seven minutes to present How many minutes will it take to get through all the slides. Dealing with Troubling Thoughts. Section Contents. Understand why attempts to control our emotions fail. Learn about ‘willingness to experience’. Learn about ‘thinking about thinking’. Understand the link between thoughts and symptoms. Deirdre Costello. Sr. UX Researcher. EBSCO. Information Services. ABOUT ME . Deirdre Costello, . Sr. UX Researcher. Experience:. 1.5 years at EBSCO Information Services. 5+ years experience in Library & Information Science. 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.”. I, we, all of BC, want you to succeed in this class and at BC.  . Success . takes energy, planning, and strategies for both the . e. xpected challenges . in school as well . as . the unexpected . twists . Habits. What are Habits?. Things we do repeatedly. Most of the time we are hardly aware that we have them. Their are actions we do no autopilot.. Examples of Good habits: . Exercising, planning ahead, respect. Failure. We. are, . by. . nature. ,. slaves. . to. sin.. Ephesians. 4:17-19. . 17 . So I tell you this, and insist on it in the Lord, that you must no longer live as the Gentiles do, in the futility of their thinking. . Cabrillo College. Record your ‘why’ or your reason for attending today’s workshop on a post-it. Post on “Why” quilt.. Survey images. Choose one. Form groups of 4-6 people around each image.. Curiosity. FLOW. INQUIRY. Problem Seeking. Risk Taking. Collab. & . Comm. by embracing. for the purpose of. through. b. y encouraging. fueling. Emersion. Questions. Wonder. Play. Passion. Authentic / purpose audience. Acceptance & Commitment Therapy . for Adults with Developmental Disorders. Ruth Anne Rehfeldt, PhD, BCBA-D. Behavior Analysis and Therapy Program. Southern Illinois University. Objectives. Provide an overview of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and some examples of representative experiential exercises. Learning habits/skills. Listening strategies. Stop talking.. Practice active listening.. Focus on teacher.. Repeat messages back to the teacher to determine understanding.. Concentration . strategies. Najam Usmani. The Champ Camp. 1. Developing a Sense of Urgency.. Our time here is very limited, it is important that we live a purposeful life.. 2. Communicate in a timely manner.. Sharing accurate, important and timely information to make good decisions.. Sonya Freeze (Nash Elementary). Amanda Wood (Texas High). Texarkana ISD. Project Summary. Motivation comes from the ability for students and staff to feel empowered and create an atmosphere which fosters ownership in the culture and curriculum of the school.. 1. 2. Habits of Mind. 3. Research . on thinking and behavior reveals some identifiable characteristics of effective thinkers called habits of mind. Habits of mind are performed in response to those questions and problems the answers to which are not immediately known; when someone produces knowledge rather than merely reproduces it. Kim LaScola Needy, Ph.D., P.E., CFPIM, PEM. April 20, 2016. 2. Observations. You can . never. get it . all. done.. The more you do, the more there is to do.. Time spent doing one thing means time taken away from another..

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