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Cooperative Learningand
Leadership
7/8 FCS
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Once you receive your syllabus and smart goal, put them in your binder and put your binder in the front bookshelves.
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Experiment• Open up envelope and spread pieces on table.• Each person get 3 or 4 pieces• Goal: Form 5 squares of equal size. • Rules: No one can talk! No one can ask for a
card or in any way signal that he wants a card. You may give a card to others tho.
• Winner: Each person at the table group that wins earns a tiger track for cooperation!
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Discussion Questions:• How did you feel when someone held a piece and did not see the
solution?• What was your reaction when someone finished a square and then
sat back without seeing whether his or her solution prevented others from solving the problem?
• What were your feelings if you finished your square and then began to realize that you would have to break it up and give away a piece?
• How did you feel about the person who was slow to see a solution? If you were the slow person, how did you feel?
• How did you feel when someone gave you a part you needed?• Was there a climate of helping or hindering?• What is the value of this exercise?
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Leadership
• Think of a leader…..
• What makes that person a leader?
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Are you a Leader?
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Are you a Leader?
• Where are you a leader?– school, sports team, home, with your friends, at
church, yourself, etc….?
• What type of leader are you?– Positional leadership is a position or a title that is
given to you.– Personal leadership is the desire of an individual
to take charge of his or her own life
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Personal Leadership
• A leader takes charge of his or her own life by– accepting responsibility for the choices he or she
makes
• What can you do to become a leader in all aspects of your life?– CHOOSE to:
• Be optimistic• Make positive actions/changes• Value others
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Leaders know Etiquette• Etiquette is a set of rules for socially acceptable behavior.
– A person who follows these rules is said to have good manners.
• Leaders use good manners to – Build positive relationships – Interact in a respectful way– Show consideration towards others – Make other people feel important
Leaders who know etiquette show that they VALUE others.
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Where do we find etiquette?
• Home• School• Restaurant/At the dinner table• When you are a guest• Phone/Internet• In other public places:– Mall, movies, church, etc..
Etiquette is EVERYWHERE!!!
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Where does etiquette come from?3 C’s of Etiquette • Custom– Habit of doing things because others continue the
habit from long ago (shaking hands, tipping hat)• Consideration– Most Important!!!– Thinking about others and the way they feel
• Common Sense– Almost all manners have some element of common
sense. (ex. Pushing your way to front of the line.)