This document discusses rumors, reputations, and gossip. It defines rumors as unverified information and gossip as talking about other people's private lives. Rumors and gossip may be true, partially true, or false. They can change and get exaggerated each time they are retold. The document provides examples of rumors getting distorted in a game of telephone. It also discusses why people may spread rumors or gossip and provides questions to consider about whether information is hurtful or harmless before repeating it to others.
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What If Nothing Was Different?
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What makes something Bullying?
Why do people bully?
What to do if you’re being bullied?
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Anti Bullying Presentation for teachers.
What is Bullying?
What makes us all different?
What makes us all the same?
What If Nothing Was Different?
Do we think that everyone being the same would be good?
What makes something Bullying?
Why do people bully?
What to do if you’re being bullied?
The political climate of today is different from what it used to be. The Presidential contenders of previous elections would debate fiercely on their own position, but then go out for a drink after their time was up. Respect was expected, and deserved, and given. America’s issues were shared by all citizens. Whoever spoke against integrity, honesty, empathy, and good moral values like these were looked down upon, and thought to be the outliers of American Society. But now, people who don’t hold these values are looked up to, are tolerated, and are gaining support everyday. Discrimination based on race, sex, gender, sexual orientation, mental handicap, and other attributes are now more public than ever, and aren’t questioned. We are divided based on the differences we see in other people. It’s not much different from America’s deadly past that most people think we’ve moved on from. But the truth is, we haven’t moved on at all. Things have only gotten worse.
I designed this presentation to share about what I learned through losing my ability to speak clearly due to ALS. It's impactful, practical and humorous while highlighting the adaptability of human beings and how to be happy regardless of the circumstances.
Use this Think Sheet to practice using empathy when someone talks to you about something important or that affects their emotions. It is a skit that you can use as a role playing activity for any life skills groups or conferences that you host and do for others to teach them empathy or effective listening skills.
Managing Conflict presentation prepared for Wood Badge Course S5-420-17. Designed to be printed and used as a flip book for patrol presentation as Troop Guide.
Welcome to the Program Your Destiny course. In this course, we will be learning the technology of personal transformation, neuroassociative conditioning (NAC) as pioneered by Tony Robbins. NAC is used to deprogram negative neuroassociations that are causing approach avoidance and instead reprogram yourself with positive neuroassociations that lead to being approach automatic. In doing so, you change your destiny, moving towards unlocking the hypersocial self within, the true self free from fear and operating from a place of personal power and love.
2. the common opinion that people have about someone or
something : the way in which people think of someone or
something
Mr. Peabody’s reputation at the beginning of the story?
What happened to tarnish his reputation?
How do you think he felt when he found out why there
were no players on the field?
Do you think Tommy’s reputation was tarnished? How is
this similar to the movie clip that we saw?
3. A rumor is a piece of information or a story
that has not been verified, meaning that the
person telling it doesn’t know if it’s true or
false
Gossip is talking about the private details of
other people’s lives
4. Rumors and Gossip might be true, they
might be partially true, or totally made up.
Unless you heard the information
directly from the source…you must
consider that it may not be true!
5. They can change slightly each time they’re told, so
they get more exaggerated.
Example: Game of telephone
“Noisy Ned Needs Nuggets” became “Dirty Mitts Make Dirty Mugs”
“Lightening McQueen likes loaded nachos” became “Laney McQueen makes
mackerels”
6. Why did Mr. Peabody tell the boy to meet him with
a pillow stuffed with feathers?
What request did Mr. Peabody make?
Was this request possible?
What message was Mr. Peabody trying to teach
him?
7. Suppose your friend told you something that was very personal and
asked you not to tell anyone else. Maybe it was something about his
mom and dad having an argument about something. Then…
you tell someone else
they tell someone else and the story starts going round
while the story is going round, it is changing as each person adds a
bit more that may have happened
when the story gets back to him, it could be that everyone now
thinks that your friends' parents are fighting, or even getting a
divorce!
◦ how upset and worried would your friend be if he heard that
particular bit of gossip about his parents and himself?
◦ how would his parents feel?
8. To feel superior
To feel like part of a group
For attention
For control or power
Out of jealously/revenge
Out of boredom
9. What does glitter and gossip have in common?
Challenge: The leader (the person with the glitter
first) must spread it to everyone else in their team.
(pass it from person to person)
You can not have ANY glitter left on your hands
All of the glitter must be put back into the container it
came in.
No glitter could be found on your hands-not even one
spec!
You have 5 minutes.
Discussion: Answer the original ?
10. Gossip is like Glitter
It spreads quickly
You can’t control where it goes
It sticks with people
you can’t take it back
It seems fun, but creates a big mess
11. Heads down
◦ Raise your hand if you have ever heard a rumor or
heard gossip about someone else.
◦ Raise your hand if a rumor has been spread about
you.
Words hurt
Gossip and rumors can be a form of exclusion - leaving
someone out-consequences
Gossip and rumors destroy trust
Gossip and rumors destroy repuations
12. Decide whether the rumor or gossip is
hurtful or harmless by asking yourself
the following questions.
13. Feelings: How would YOU feel?
Everyone: Does Everyone need to know?
Anger: Could someone get angry at me or others?
Truth: Do I know firsthand that this story is the truth?
Hurtful: Who could it hurt?
Embarrassed: Could someone be embarrassed?
Respect: Treat others the way that you want to be
treated…would you want it said about you?
14. If it is something that would embarrass or hurt
the person who is being talked about, then:
◦ say, "I don't listen to gossip," and walk away
◦ don't pass on what you have heard
◦ tell the teacher if it is happening in school
15. Follow-up Activity found in School Counselor's October
Activity Pack @
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/School-
Counselors-October-Activity-Pack-Savvy-School-Counselor-
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◦ Something to Crow About: When a statement or action is “Something
to Crow About,” it’s a good thing. Unfortunately, some statements and
actions made by others are hurtful and only said to spread gossip and
rumors. Decide which crows are spreading gossip or rumors and which
ones have something to crow about. Sort the cards on the sorting mat
putting the mean crows closest to the scarecrow. (3-5)
16. I printed the following saying on feather clipart,
laminated them and turned them into bookmarks:
Words and Feathers are easily scattered but not
easily gathered.
