Laughter, Learning and Communicating

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    1. Laughter and Learning (and Changing the World) Allan Hancock Community College presents Dave Caperton with
    2. What’s in it for You?
      • The missing piece of your mission that will energize staff and students.
      • Three things all staff needs (besides a paycheck) that everyone can help provide.
      • The brain’s learning switch and how you can activate it.
      • How to change your world in 5 steps.
    3. A Learning Philosophy
        • “ It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge.”
        • -Albert Einstein
    4. “ Positive IONs”
      • MISS- ION
        • Your unifying purpose
      • PASS- ION
        • The fuel that drives the efforts
      • COMPASS- ION
        • How you get others to go with you
      • COMMUNICAT -ION
        • How you share the experience
    5. Understanding what people really want?
      • High pay
      • Job Security
      • Opportunity for promotion
      U.S. Department of Labor survey Employers said:
    6. Understanding what people really want?
      • Recognition for the job they’ve done (Sincere Gratitude)
      • To be treated as a valuable part of the organization
      • That someone CARES about them
      U.S. Department of Labor survey Employees said:
    7. Your Mission
      • SERVICE - Who you serve
      • SUCCESS - How it is defined
      • JOY - How do you create it?
    8. STRESS! “ The body’s response to any demand placed upon it.” -Dr. Hans Selye ( The Stress of Life )
    9. Learning is primarily an emotional experience Memory formation occurs in the emotional centers of the brain
    10. The BIG QUESTION
      • WHAT identifies the objective
      • HOW is procedure
      • WHY is where change happens
    11. E + MOTION The only place where “ DOING ” comes before “ FEELING ” is in the dictionary.
    12. From 12 Mind-Brain Principles (Caine and Caine, 1991)
      • 1. The brain is a complex adaptive system.
      • 2. The brain is a social brain.
      • 3. The search for meaning is innate.
      • 4. This search occurs through patterning.
      • 5. Emotions are critical to patterning.
      • 6. Every brain simultaneously perceives and creates parts and wholes.
      • 7. The brain processes directly and peripherally.
      • 11. Learning is enhanced by challenge and inhibited by threat.
    13. The HUMOR RESPONSE
      • Smile
      • Laughter
      • Violent Laughter
      • PEE!
    14. Face-to-Face Communication
      • WORDS = 7%
      • VOICE = 38%
      • PHYSICAL = 55%
    15. The Duchenne Smile
      • Has real perceived emotional value
      • Involves the muscles around the eyes
      • Stimulates a neurochemical response consistent with joy
    16. PESSIMISM “ The difference between optimism and pessimism lies in how we explain adversity to ourselves.” -Martin Seligman (Univ. of Pittsburgh)
    17. ADVERSITY “ Adversity is like a strong wind that tears us away from all but the things that cannot be torn, so that we see ourselves as we really are.” - Arthur Golden
    18. The 3 Ps of Pessimism
      • PERSONAL - It’s all about ME!
      • PERVASIVE - It’s not one thing, it’s everything
      • PERMANENT - Rats-in-a-cage
    19. OPTIMISTS see adversity as:
      • RANDOM - It’s not my luck, it’s just my turn
      • LIMITED - Something is wrong, but not everything
      • TEMPORARY - This too shall pass
    20. The A,B,C,D,Es of MOTIVATION
      • A is for ADVERSITY
      • B is for BELIEF
      • C is for CONSEQUENCES
      • D is for DISPUTE
      • E is for ENERGIZE
    21. Your Mission Revisited
      • SERVICE - Leading by serving emotional needs.
      • SUCCESS - Realize the potential of an emotionally nourished team.
      • JOY - “ awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge.”
    22. Changing the Filters and Improving the Flow of Communication Allan Hancock Community College presents Dave Caperton with
    23. PERCEPTION is _______
    24. O.P.E.N. Communication
      • O ther
      • P eople’s
      • E motional
      • N eeds
    25. Mutual R-E-S-P-E-C-T (this is what it means to me)
      • Seeks understanding
      • Honest
      • Acknowledges other’s point of view
      • Listens actively
      • Focuses on issues
      • Consistent with actions
    26. How clean are your FILTERS ?
      • Emotions
      • Attitudes
      • Grudges
      • Groups you belong to
      • What you take in
      • Can make negative attitudes intractable
      • Negative if shared cynicism is a prerequisite for membership
      • Can be a forum for discontent
      • Creates powerful situational forces that shape human behavior
      Groups and the Desire to Belong
    27. Elimination is the Key
      • What we take in determines what we get out when we’re under pressure.
      • What do we read, watch and listen to?
      • What thoughts do we entertain?
      • What words do we speak?
      • What company do we choose?
    28. The Power of Focus JOY PAIN
    29. 3 Keys to Robust Living
      • A Sense of Humor - compassionate humor reduces stress, boosts immunity
      • Unconditional Love - Servant’s attitude
      • Community - Connections are crucial
    30. L.A.F . Soft issues at the heart of hard problems
      • Love - Unconditionally
      • Accept - What (and who) you cannot change
      • Forgive - Whether they deserve it or not
    31. Compassionate Humor:
      • Is a COPING STRATEGY
      • Provides a PERCEPTION OF CONTROL
      • Is associated with JOY
      • CONNECTS PEOPLE like almost nothing else
    32. A HUMOR Inventory
      • How does AHCC make work enjoyable?
      • How do YOU make work enjoyable?
      • Share a humorous experience from your life (work, family, etc.)
      • What is one challenge or adversity that you could better handle with a sense of humor?
    33. The Primary and Secondary Directives First: Do what is right Second: Do what works If doing what works contradicts doing what is right, no good long-term effect can be accomplished.
    34. www.happinessisafunnything.com
      • Identify and remove obstacles to joy
      • Successfully use humor to build rapport (even if you aren’t funny).
      • Learn two choices that will unlock happiness in the NOW!
      • Be more valuable to others.

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