Ppt Slides for an ELA lesson on the Johari Window to help develop identity and perception.

1. Wednesday
January 2
Do Now:
Have you ever had someone say you
were good at something, but you did not
feel that about yourself?
OR
Do you think that it is possible to
recognize strengths in another person that
they do not realize?

2. VOCAB Word of the DAY
Accentuate
The bold and dramatic eye make
up really accentuates the
model’s eyes.
What’s your
guess?

3. VOCAB Word of the DAY
Accentuate
The bold and dramatic eye make
up really accentuates the
model’s eyes.
Actual Meaning:
It’s a verb!
T emphasize or
o
to highlight.

4. Learning Objective
I can apply the Johari Window concept to
discuss how one can interpret their own
identity.

5. The Johari Window
• The Johari Window is a
model for getting and
giving feedback.
• It is a communication
model, and we can see it
working in the
classroom, on the job,
and at home.
• Two psychologists,
Joseph Luft and Harry
Ingrham, originally
developed the window.

6. These
windowpanes
represent our
personality.
Things I know Things I don’t know
about myself about myself
Things others know
about me
Things others don’t
know about me

7. Arena
• The information that you know
about yourself and that others Things I know
about myself
Things I don’t know
about myself
also know.
• The obvious things, e.g. race,
Arena
Things others know
name, height, weight, etc. about me
• Things you tell others when
you introduce yourself.
• All the info. you want others to Things others don’t
know about me
know

8. Hidden Arena
• Contains all that information
that we don’t want others to Things I know
about myself
Things I don’t know
about myself
know about us
• Closet of feelings, insecurities,
Arena
Things others know
and not-so-great experiences. about me
• The private information
Things others don’t
know about me Hidden
Arena

9. Blind Spot
• Information that others know
about you, but you don’t know Things I know
about myself
Things I don’t know
about myself
about yourself.
• Examples: Blind
Arena
Things others know
“You’re a good listener!” about me
Spot
“You snore.”
You are really charismatic about
things!” Things others don’t
Hidden
know about me
We may feel that we are not a good
Arena
listener or talker, but our friends
may feel differently.

10. Unknown Arena
•Information that you don’t
know and others don’t know. Things I know
about myself
Things I don’t know
about myself
•Could be abilities and Blind
Arena
Things others know
potentials that you have not about me
Spot
discovered about yourself yet
Things others don’t
Example:You could be an amazing Public know about me Unknown
Relations Rep, or Guidance Counselor but Hidden
Arena
you just wouldn’t know that yet. Arena

11. What’s

12. the

13. POINT?
Information

14. can

15. move

16. from

17. one

18.
pane

19. to

20. the

21. next

22. as

23. you

24. develop

25.
mutual

26. trust,

27. share

28. hopes

29. and

30.
dreams,

31. and

32. find

33. similarities

34. and

35.
things

36. in

37. common

38. with

39. others.
We

40. get

41. over

42. our

43. differences

44. and

45. start

46.
to

47. trust

48. each

49. other

50. as

51. classmates

52. and

53.
teammates.

54. How

55. TRUST

56. helps

57. us

58. GROW
Trust

59. in

60. each

61.
other

62. =

63. telling

64.
more

65. and

66. more

67.
information

68.
about

69. ourselves.

70. This

71. expands

72.
the

73. arena.

74. Activity
-Create

75. your

76. Johari

77. Window
-Independently:

78. Fill

79. in

80. your

81.
Arena

82. and

83. Hidden

84. Arena
-

85. With

86. a

87. PARTNER:
Fill

88. out

89. the

90. Blind

91. SPOT

92.
worksheet
-

93. Write

94. what

95. you

96. seen

97. in

98. the

99.
other

100. person:
-

101. traits
-

102. habits

103. they

104. do
-

105. verbal/non

106. verbal

107. ways

108. they

109.
communicate

110. REFLECT
Using

111. the

112. feedback

113. on

114. your

115. BLIND

116. SPOT

117.
worksheet

118. fill

119. in

120. that

121. section

122. of

123. your

124. Johari

125.
Window.

126.
THEN

127. in

128. your

129. journal

130. REFLECT-

131.
What

132. does

133. all

134. this

135. mean

136. to

137. you?

138.
Why

139. is

140. the

141. Johari

142. Window

143. method

144.
important?

145.
How

146. can

147. you

148. use

149. this

150. information?

151.
—―

152. At

153. work?
—―

154. At

155. home

156. with

157. the

158. family?
—―

159. In

160. the

161. community

162. with

163. friends

164. and