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Showing posts with label Guidance. Show all posts
Perfectionist Traits - Ten Telltale Traits of a Perfectionist
Perfectionist Traits - Ten Telltale Traits of a Perfectionist:
"If you’re wondering whether or not you’re a perfectionist, there’s a good chance you are one, at least to a degree. (Take The Perfectionism Quiz if you want to know for sure.) Perfectionists are a lot like high achievers, but with some key differences. These differences are important, as perfectionists tend to experience more stress! The following are ten telltale traits of perfectionists. Do any of these sound familiar?All-Or-Nothing Thinking:Perfectionists, like high achievers, tend to set high goals and work hard toward them. However, a high achiever can be satisfied with doing a great job and achieving excellence (or something close), even if their very high goals aren’t completely met. Perfectionists will accept nothing less than, well, perfection. ‘Almost perfect’ is seen as failure."
CLIL Citizenship: Recycling | TeachingEnglish | British Council | BBC
CLIL Citizenship: Recycling | TeachingEnglish | British Council | BBC:
"As citizens of a world with limited resources we all need to think about how best to use these resources, whether we are in the developed world or the developing world. This activity will help pupils think more about recycling at home and at school. It is aimed at older primary or younger secondary pupils."
Awakening the Media Generation
The documentary film "Cover Girl Culture" takes a hard look at the fashion industry and the message it conveys to young people.
COVER GIRL CULTURE | Women Make Movies
http://www.covergirlculture.com/
More videos here:
http://www.covergirlculture.com/?cat=57
CNN Joy Behar Nicole Clark - sexualization of 10 yr old girl French Vogue. Sexploitation
Beauty Pressure
Think unrealistic ads don't affect young girls? Think again. Girls are under more pressure than ever.
http://dreaminenglish.blogspot.com/2009/11/beauty-pressure_21.htmlhttp://www.dove.ca/en/Social-Mission/Self-Esteem-Resources/
Media's Effect on Beauty
Much more here:
http://www.scoop.it/t/awakening-the-media-generation
How to Stop Caring About Trolls and Get On With Your Life
How to Stop Caring About Trolls and Get On With Your Life:
"You see them everywhere you go on the internet: anonymous users with nothing to say but rude, off-topic, or annoying comments aimed at making you angry. The only cure is to just stop caring, and while that's easier said than done, these tips should help you overcome their spell."
The Girl Effect
The Girl Effect:
The powerful social and economic change brought about when girls have the opportunity to participate in their society.
Found via: http://teacherbootcamp.edublogs.org/2010/01/13/what-did-they-tweet-12/
Teaching Boys How to Cope with Feelings
Teaching Boys How to Cope with Feelings:
"Bullying can cause problems for your child at school—but what if your own son is the bully? Talking to your son about his emotions could be the key to understanding this behavior.Harvard psychologist Dr. William Pollack, author of Real Boys' Voices, says boys are desperate to reveal their true feelings. Many boys wear a 'mask,' often hiding feelings of sadness, loneliness and vulnerability. Dr. Pollack says that, for many boys, self-worth is tied to their body image. They worry they are not masculine enough.Parents don't realize how they teach their boys to bury emotions. Simple phrases like 'Big boys don't cry' create a lifelong effect, according to Dr. Pollack. Many boys feel they can't express their sadness, so instead they get angry."
Freedom Writers
The story behind the story:
"Take a group of restless, inner city students raised in the wrong side of the tracks, a determined teacher with a mission, and a session in Room 203, exploring beyond what is written in textbooks, and you get a movement that starts through writing. "Freedom Writers" is based on the true story of Erin Gruwell (played by Hilary Swank) and a diverse group of racially charged students. Unfortunate moments add up to memories that scar us with little or no explanation as to "why" it had to happen. This film inspires viewers to give hope a chance, even under the pressures of society. The Freedom Writers found an outlet to express their angst and rebellion through the help of their mentor, their teacher. Together, they mentally battled their way to survival. Sometimes the best way is the "write" way. "
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