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Johari window
The document provides an explanation of the Johari Window model of self-awareness and interpersonal communication. It describes the four panes of the model - Arena, Hidden Arena, Blind Spot, and Unknown Arena - and how information about oneself can move between these areas through developing trust and mutual understanding with others. An activity is proposed where students create their own Johari Windows independently and then share feedback with partners to gain insight into their blind spots.
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- 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 ofthe DAY Accentuate The bold and dramatic eye make up really accentuates the model’s eyes. What’s your guess?
- 3. VOCAB Word ofthe 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 canapply 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 informationthat 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 • Containsall 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 • Informationthat 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 thatyou 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
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- 13. POINT? Information
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