Students completed individual and group activities to develop cognitive skills. For individual tasks, students independently came up with ideas to promote creative thinking and problem solving. They drew pictures of desired careers, described their drawings, and acted out the careers to explore career options. Working together in groups helped students learn communication, social engagement, considering different perspectives, and decision making.
Week 4 Learning Attention Writing and Processing Speed in Typical Children and Children With ADHD Autism Anxiety Depression and Oppositional Defiant Disorder
Aggression and Violent Behavior Volume 7 Issue 1 2002 (Doi 10.1016 - s1359-1789 (00) 00036-7) Alexander Todorov John A. Bargh - Automatic Sources of Aggression PDF
Students completed individual and group activities to develop cognitive skills. For individual tasks, students independently came up with ideas to promote creative thinking and problem solving. They drew pictures of desired careers, described their drawings, and acted out the careers to explore career options. Working together in groups helped students learn communication, social engagement, considering different perspectives, and decision making.
Students completed individual and group activities to develop cognitive skills. For individual tasks, students independently came up with ideas to promote creative thinking and problem solving. They drew pictures of desired careers, described their drawings, and acted out the careers to explore career options. Working together in groups helped students learn communication, social engagement, considering different perspectives, and decision making.
Students completed individual and group activities to develop cognitive skills. For individual tasks, students independently came up with ideas to promote creative thinking and problem solving. They drew pictures of desired careers, described their drawings, and acted out the careers to explore career options. Working together in groups helped students learn communication, social engagement, considering different perspectives, and decision making.
Career Day: Year & Section: BSP 2D Draw, Talk, Action! Title:
Students were able to be Elementary-aged students
independent and rely on their Age group: own ideas in doing their activities. This helps them to Drawing Materials think beyond their Materials: Individual Tasks: expectations and discover Paper more about themselves. Eraser It also helps them to become 1. The teacher will instruct the students to unique and be creative in draw a sketch of what career they want to making individual tasks. pursue in the future. (5-10 minutes) It also helps to improve their Procedures: 2. After the students have their drawings, own problem-solving each student will be asked by the teacher capabilities and decision- to describe their drawing and their reason making skills upon on why they chose that career. encountering problems during 3. The teacher will then ask the student to individual tasks. present a short play of the chosen career. It helps to promote active 4. The activity will continue until the end listening and speaking skills in of classes. After the activity, all students conversing with other people. should have a definite understanding and Students learn to explicit reasoning about their dream communicate and be socially career. Group activities: engaged within a group. Students also learn about Time Allotment: 1 hour different perspectives and to assess the best course of action upon different suggestions in group activities.
Week 4 Learning Attention Writing and Processing Speed in Typical Children and Children With ADHD Autism Anxiety Depression and Oppositional Defiant Disorder
Aggression and Violent Behavior Volume 7 Issue 1 2002 (Doi 10.1016 - s1359-1789 (00) 00036-7) Alexander Todorov John A. Bargh - Automatic Sources of Aggression PDF