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Literature blind to failure
Literature blind to failure
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Page 270: Paragraph 1 Summary ?
How did Erik look like when he reached Camp 1? Erik looked green and exhausted as he reached camp 1 of Mount Everest Page 270: Paragraph 1
Summary ? Page 270: Paragraph 2
What was the team worried about when reaching camp 1? The team was worried about Erik`s safety. Page 270: Paragraph 2
Summary ? Page 270: Paragraph 3
How did Erik become blind? He is a victim of a rare genetic disease. Page 270: Paragraph 3
Summary ? Page 270/271: Paragraph 4
What did Erik think about when climbing through the Khumbu Icefall? Erik wondered if he made a mistake by starting this trek Page 270: Paragraph 4
Literature blind to failure
Summary ? Page 272: Paragraph 5
While stumbling through the Icefall, what did Erik think about? Erik was thinking that a blind man should not be climbing a mountain; that he will face an unknown fate. Page 272: Paragraph 5
Summary ? Page 272: Paragraph 6
What is being compared to camp 1 according to Erik? Erik is comparing the city scape to that of camp 1 Page 272: Paragraph 6
Summary ? Page 272: Paragraph 7
There is a description of the mountain structure. Page 272: Paragraph 7
Summary ? Page 272: Paragraph 8
How did Erik overcome the mountains structure? The mountain structure is patternless which does not help a blind man move. Erik was lead by his team. Page 272: Paragraph 8
Summary ? Page 272: Paragraph 9
What worried the NFB? The NFB team discussed whether to leave Erik at camp 1 or to carry him to the next camp. Page 272: Paragraph 9
Literature blind to failure
Summary ? Page 273: Paragraph 10
Page 273: Paragraph 10 What is the Even I syndrome? It is when someone undermines others by considering their achievements as regular.
Summary ? Page 273/274: Paragraph 11
Page 273/274: Paragraph 11 What are the characteristics of a great mountaineer? Strong lungs, sense of balance, powerful upper body, rubbery legs, flexible ankles, mental toughness, ability to withstand cold, physical pain, boredom, illness and discomfort.
Summary ? Page 274: Paragraph 12
Page 274: Paragraph 12 What happened to the team on Khumbu Krud? Half of the climbers were running fevers while others suffered multiple sicknesses.
Summary ? Page 274: Paragraph 13
Page 274: Paragraph 13 What does scaling Everest require? It requires enthusiasm, physical education teacher and survival instinct.
Summary ? Page 274: Paragraph 14
Page 274: Paragraph 14 What do sighted people do in comparison to Erik? Walk through life unsure of their steps and second guessing every move.
Summary ? Page 274: Paragraph 15
Page 274: Paragraph 15 How do people treat Erik as a celebrity? Reporters call instantly, fans ask for his autographs, restaurants give him free meals
Literature blind to failure
Summary ? Page 274/275: Paragraph 16
Page 274/275: Paragraph 16 What are two important concepts to learn from Erik? 1. That death will come to the blind and sighted 2. If a blind man can do something, it doesn`t mean that a sighted man can
Summary ? Page 275: Paragraph 17
What are the 2 types of Everest expeditions? Those for amateurs who need companions and cost 65000$ and those like Erik`s who have a common goal professional groups. Page 275: Paragraph 17
Summary ? Page 275: Paragraph 18
What did people expect on Erik`s trek? That he will have an Epic Page 275: Paragraph 18
Summary ? Page 275: Paragraph 19
How did Erik`s family deal with him as a child? They didn`t dwell to his going blind at an early age for he was an athlete. Page 275: Paragraph 19
Summary ? Page 275: Paragraph 20
¡° like a court with a hanging judge¡± What is the literary device used here? metaphor Page 275: Paragraph 20
Summary ? Page 275276: Paragraph 21
How did Erik deal with his blindness? The key to accepting his disability was not to fight it but to learn to work through it. Page 275/276: Paragraph 21
Literature blind to failure
Summary ? Page 276: Paragraph 22
What kind of sport did Erik play and why? He would play wrestling because he can depend on his sense of touch and weight of the opponent unlike football and basketball where he has to be able to track a ball with his sight. Page 276: Paragraph 22
Summary ? Page 276: Paragraph 23
What do you know about Erik`s social life? He got married to a woman with a beautiful voice called Ellie and has a daughter called Emma. Page 276: Paragraph 23
Summary ? Page 276: Paragraph 24
How did Erik start climbing? He started at the age of 13 . Then, he joined a camp when he was 16. Page 276: Paragraph 24
Summary ? Page 276: Paragraph 25
What metaphor does Erik use on climbing? It`s like instead of wrestling with a person, I am moving and working with a rock. Page 276: Paragraph 25
Literature blind to failure
Summary ? Page 277: Paragraph 26
How did Erik get the idea of surmounting Everest? He met Scaturro who had already summited Everest and offered him help. Page 277: Paragraph 26
Summary ? Page 277: Paragraph 27
What did Erik use to help him climb unlike a sighted mountaineer? Descriptions from his partners, a bell, custom made poles Page 277: Paragraph 27
Summary ? Page 277: Paragraph 28
What is the actual challenge for Erik? If he failed, he would be letting down not just himself but all the blind. Page 277: Paragraph 28
Summary ? Page 277: Paragraph 29
What was Erik afraid of? He was frightened of how the world would perceive him. Page 277: Paragraph 29
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Summary ? Page 278: Paragraph 30
What does ¡°Into Thin Air¡± means? Climbers suffer oxygen deprivation symptoms Page 278: Paragraph 30
Summary ? Page 278: Paragraph 31
What advantages did Erik have as a blind on the peak? He didn`t have to wear goggles and oxygen masks. Page 278: Paragraph 31
Summary ? Page 278: Paragraph 32
How much time did Erik`s team consume before reaching camp 4? They had spent 2 months climbing up and down from base camp to 1,2 and 3 Page 278: Paragraph 32
Summary Page 278: Paragraph 33
When was Erik`s team last chance and how did it end? 7 days were left in the climbing season and they succeed. Page 278: Paragraph 33
Literature blind to failure
Summary? Page 279: Paragraph 34
How did Erik reach the Hilary Step? He had to walk for 45 minutes with baby steps Page 279: Paragraph 34
Summary ? Page 279: Paragraph 35
Why was this expedition special? Because a record 19 climbers from the NFB team summited Everest including the oldest man ever to climb it, 64 years old. Page 279: Paragraph 35
Summary ? Page 279: Paragraph 36
How is Erik compared to Helen Keller? Erik is a modern symbol for what a blind person can do extraordinarily to prove ability to the sighted. Helen broke the record 100 years ago. Page 279: Paragraph 36
Summary ? Page 279: Paragraph 37
How many pieces of luggage did the expedition require? 75 pieces Page 279: Paragraph 37
Summary Page 279: Paragraph 38
How did Erik conclude his story? ¡°there are summits everywhere. You just have to know where to look¡± Page 279: Paragraph 38
Literature blind to failure
Decision Making
Objectives 1. Practice the decision Making skill using TBL method 2. Analyze how a text makes connections
A girl has a sheep which she has been raising for 8 years. The father decides to slaughter it because he wants to use the amount of money he gets by selling it to buy gifts for his very old parents. The girl is 12 years old only. What decision does he need to make ?
1. What can ¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­..do? Decision Making
1. What can ¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­..do? Decision Making Igirl The father 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
Decision Making 2. What will happen if the father chooses this decision?
Decision Making What can the girl do? Decision 1: What will happen if I choose this decision? 1 2 3 4 5 Decision 2 : 2. What will happen if the father chooses this decision?
Decision Making What can the father do? Decision 1: What will happen if I choose this decision? 1 2 3 4 5 Decision 2 : 2. What will happen if the father chooses this decision?
2. What will happen if the father chooses this decision? Decision Making What can the father do? Decision 1: What will happen if I choose this decision? 1 2 3 4 5 Decision 2 :
Decision Making 3. Is this decision good or bad? Why?
Decision Making What can the father do? Decision 1: Is this decision good or bad? Good because¡­ Bad because¡­. What will happen if I choose this decision? 1 2 3 4 5 Decision 2 : 3. Is this decision good or bad? Why?
Literature blind to failure
1. Erik looked green and exhausted as he reached camp 1 of Mount Everest 2.The team was worried about Erik`s safety. 3.Erik is blind since childhood. 4. Erik wondered if he made a mistake by starting this trek 5. Erik was thinking that a blind man should not be climbing a mountain and that he will face an unknown fate. 6. Erik is comparing the city scape to that of camp 1 7. There is a description of the mountain structure. 8. The mountain structure is patternless which does not help a blind man move. Erik was lead by his team. 9. The NFB team discussed whether to leave Erik at camp 1 or to carry him to the next camp. 10. It is when someone undermines others by considering their achievements as regular. Summary
11. the characteristics of a great mountaineer 12. Half of the climbers were running fevers while others suffered multiple sicknesses. 13. It requires enthusiasm, physical education teacher and survival instinct. 14. Walk through life unsure of their steps and second guessing every move. 15. Reporters call instantly, fans ask for his autographs, restaurants give him free meals 16. That death will come to the blind and sighted. If a blind man can do something, it doesn`t mean that a sighted man can 17. Those for amateurs who need companions and cost 65000$ and those like Erik`s who have a common goal professional groups. 18. People expected that Eric will have an epic 19. They didn`t dwell to his going blind at an early age for he was an athlete. 20. ¡° like a court with a hanging judge¡± Summary
21. The key to accepting his disability was not to fight it but to learn to work through it. 22. He would play wrestling because he can depend on his sense of touch and weight of the opponent unlike football and basketball where he has to be able to track a ball with his sight. 23. He got married to a woman with a beautiful voice called Ellie and has a daughter called Emma. 24. He started hiking at the age of 13 . Then, he joined a camp when he was 16. 25. It`s like instead of wrestling with a person, I am moving and working with a rock. 26. He met Scaturro who had already summited Everest and offered him help. 27. Erik used descriptions from his partners, a bell, custom made poles 28. If he failed, he would be letting down not just himself but all the blind. 29. He was frightened of how the world would perceive him. 30. "into thin air" means Climbers suffer oxygen deprivation symptoms Summary
31. He didn`t have to wear goggles and oxygen masks. 32. They had spent 2 months climbing up and down from base camp to 1,2 and 3 33. 7 days were left in the climbing season and they succeed. 34. To reach the Hilary Step, he had to walk for 45 minutes with baby steps 35. The expedition was special because a record 19 climbers from the NFB team summited Everest including the oldest man ever to climb it, 64 years old. 36. Erik is a modern symbol for what a blind person can do extraordinarily to prove ability to the sighted. Helen broke the record 100 years ago. 37. The expedition required 75 pieces of luggage. 38. ¡°there are summits everywhere. You just have to know where to look¡± Summary
1. What can ¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­..do? Decision Making IErik Erik`s team 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
1. What can ¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­..do? Decision Making Erik 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
1. What can ¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­..do? Decision Making Erik 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
1. What can ¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­..do? Decision Making Erik 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
Decision Making 2. What will happen if Erik chooses this decision?
2. What will happen if Erik chooses this decision? Decision Making What can Erik do? Decision 1: What will happen if I choose this decision? 1 2 3 4 5 Decision 2 :
Decision Making What can Erik`s team do? Decision 1: What will happen if I choose this decision? 1 2 3 4 5 Decision 2 : 2. What will happen if Erik chooses this decision?
Decision Making What can I do? Decision 1: What will happen if I choose this decision? 1 2 3 4 5 Decision 2 : 2. What will happen if Erik chooses this decision?
Decision Making 3. Is this decision good or bad? Why?
3. Is this decision good or bad? Why? Decision Making What can Erik do? Decision 1: Is this decision good or bad? Good because¡­ Bad because¡­. What will happen if I choose this decision? 1 2 3 4 5 Decision 2 :
*What steps did we follow to find out the solution? 1. 2. 3. 4. Thinking of Thinking
Thinking of Thinking *Is it possible to modify the steps and improve the process? why? How?
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  • 5. Page 270: Paragraph 1 Summary ?
  • 6. How did Erik look like when he reached Camp 1? Erik looked green and exhausted as he reached camp 1 of Mount Everest Page 270: Paragraph 1
  • 7. Summary ? Page 270: Paragraph 2
  • 8. What was the team worried about when reaching camp 1? The team was worried about Erik`s safety. Page 270: Paragraph 2
  • 9. Summary ? Page 270: Paragraph 3
  • 10. How did Erik become blind? He is a victim of a rare genetic disease. Page 270: Paragraph 3
  • 11. Summary ? Page 270/271: Paragraph 4
  • 12. What did Erik think about when climbing through the Khumbu Icefall? Erik wondered if he made a mistake by starting this trek Page 270: Paragraph 4
  • 14. Summary ? Page 272: Paragraph 5
  • 15. While stumbling through the Icefall, what did Erik think about? Erik was thinking that a blind man should not be climbing a mountain; that he will face an unknown fate. Page 272: Paragraph 5
  • 16. Summary ? Page 272: Paragraph 6
  • 17. What is being compared to camp 1 according to Erik? Erik is comparing the city scape to that of camp 1 Page 272: Paragraph 6
  • 18. Summary ? Page 272: Paragraph 7
  • 19. There is a description of the mountain structure. Page 272: Paragraph 7
  • 20. Summary ? Page 272: Paragraph 8
  • 21. How did Erik overcome the mountains structure? The mountain structure is patternless which does not help a blind man move. Erik was lead by his team. Page 272: Paragraph 8
  • 22. Summary ? Page 272: Paragraph 9
  • 23. What worried the NFB? The NFB team discussed whether to leave Erik at camp 1 or to carry him to the next camp. Page 272: Paragraph 9
  • 25. Summary ? Page 273: Paragraph 10
  • 26. Page 273: Paragraph 10 What is the Even I syndrome? It is when someone undermines others by considering their achievements as regular.
  • 27. Summary ? Page 273/274: Paragraph 11
  • 28. Page 273/274: Paragraph 11 What are the characteristics of a great mountaineer? Strong lungs, sense of balance, powerful upper body, rubbery legs, flexible ankles, mental toughness, ability to withstand cold, physical pain, boredom, illness and discomfort.
  • 29. Summary ? Page 274: Paragraph 12
  • 30. Page 274: Paragraph 12 What happened to the team on Khumbu Krud? Half of the climbers were running fevers while others suffered multiple sicknesses.
  • 31. Summary ? Page 274: Paragraph 13
  • 32. Page 274: Paragraph 13 What does scaling Everest require? It requires enthusiasm, physical education teacher and survival instinct.
  • 33. Summary ? Page 274: Paragraph 14
  • 34. Page 274: Paragraph 14 What do sighted people do in comparison to Erik? Walk through life unsure of their steps and second guessing every move.
  • 35. Summary ? Page 274: Paragraph 15
  • 36. Page 274: Paragraph 15 How do people treat Erik as a celebrity? Reporters call instantly, fans ask for his autographs, restaurants give him free meals
  • 38. Summary ? Page 274/275: Paragraph 16
  • 39. Page 274/275: Paragraph 16 What are two important concepts to learn from Erik? 1. That death will come to the blind and sighted 2. If a blind man can do something, it doesn`t mean that a sighted man can
  • 40. Summary ? Page 275: Paragraph 17
  • 41. What are the 2 types of Everest expeditions? Those for amateurs who need companions and cost 65000$ and those like Erik`s who have a common goal professional groups. Page 275: Paragraph 17
  • 42. Summary ? Page 275: Paragraph 18
  • 43. What did people expect on Erik`s trek? That he will have an Epic Page 275: Paragraph 18
  • 44. Summary ? Page 275: Paragraph 19
  • 45. How did Erik`s family deal with him as a child? They didn`t dwell to his going blind at an early age for he was an athlete. Page 275: Paragraph 19
  • 46. Summary ? Page 275: Paragraph 20
  • 47. ¡° like a court with a hanging judge¡± What is the literary device used here? metaphor Page 275: Paragraph 20
  • 48. Summary ? Page 275276: Paragraph 21
  • 49. How did Erik deal with his blindness? The key to accepting his disability was not to fight it but to learn to work through it. Page 275/276: Paragraph 21
  • 51. Summary ? Page 276: Paragraph 22
  • 52. What kind of sport did Erik play and why? He would play wrestling because he can depend on his sense of touch and weight of the opponent unlike football and basketball where he has to be able to track a ball with his sight. Page 276: Paragraph 22
  • 53. Summary ? Page 276: Paragraph 23
  • 54. What do you know about Erik`s social life? He got married to a woman with a beautiful voice called Ellie and has a daughter called Emma. Page 276: Paragraph 23
  • 55. Summary ? Page 276: Paragraph 24
  • 56. How did Erik start climbing? He started at the age of 13 . Then, he joined a camp when he was 16. Page 276: Paragraph 24
  • 57. Summary ? Page 276: Paragraph 25
  • 58. What metaphor does Erik use on climbing? It`s like instead of wrestling with a person, I am moving and working with a rock. Page 276: Paragraph 25
  • 60. Summary ? Page 277: Paragraph 26
  • 61. How did Erik get the idea of surmounting Everest? He met Scaturro who had already summited Everest and offered him help. Page 277: Paragraph 26
  • 62. Summary ? Page 277: Paragraph 27
  • 63. What did Erik use to help him climb unlike a sighted mountaineer? Descriptions from his partners, a bell, custom made poles Page 277: Paragraph 27
  • 64. Summary ? Page 277: Paragraph 28
  • 65. What is the actual challenge for Erik? If he failed, he would be letting down not just himself but all the blind. Page 277: Paragraph 28
  • 66. Summary ? Page 277: Paragraph 29
  • 67. What was Erik afraid of? He was frightened of how the world would perceive him. Page 277: Paragraph 29
  • 69. Summary ? Page 278: Paragraph 30
  • 70. What does ¡°Into Thin Air¡± means? Climbers suffer oxygen deprivation symptoms Page 278: Paragraph 30
  • 71. Summary ? Page 278: Paragraph 31
  • 72. What advantages did Erik have as a blind on the peak? He didn`t have to wear goggles and oxygen masks. Page 278: Paragraph 31
  • 73. Summary ? Page 278: Paragraph 32
  • 74. How much time did Erik`s team consume before reaching camp 4? They had spent 2 months climbing up and down from base camp to 1,2 and 3 Page 278: Paragraph 32
  • 76. When was Erik`s team last chance and how did it end? 7 days were left in the climbing season and they succeed. Page 278: Paragraph 33
  • 79. How did Erik reach the Hilary Step? He had to walk for 45 minutes with baby steps Page 279: Paragraph 34
  • 80. Summary ? Page 279: Paragraph 35
  • 81. Why was this expedition special? Because a record 19 climbers from the NFB team summited Everest including the oldest man ever to climb it, 64 years old. Page 279: Paragraph 35
  • 82. Summary ? Page 279: Paragraph 36
  • 83. How is Erik compared to Helen Keller? Erik is a modern symbol for what a blind person can do extraordinarily to prove ability to the sighted. Helen broke the record 100 years ago. Page 279: Paragraph 36
  • 84. Summary ? Page 279: Paragraph 37
  • 85. How many pieces of luggage did the expedition require? 75 pieces Page 279: Paragraph 37
  • 87. How did Erik conclude his story? ¡°there are summits everywhere. You just have to know where to look¡± Page 279: Paragraph 38
  • 90. Objectives 1. Practice the decision Making skill using TBL method 2. Analyze how a text makes connections
  • 91. A girl has a sheep which she has been raising for 8 years. The father decides to slaughter it because he wants to use the amount of money he gets by selling it to buy gifts for his very old parents. The girl is 12 years old only. What decision does he need to make ?
  • 92. 1. What can ¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­..do? Decision Making
  • 93. 1. What can ¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­..do? Decision Making Igirl The father 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
  • 94. Decision Making 2. What will happen if the father chooses this decision?
  • 95. Decision Making What can the girl do? Decision 1: What will happen if I choose this decision? 1 2 3 4 5 Decision 2 : 2. What will happen if the father chooses this decision?
  • 96. Decision Making What can the father do? Decision 1: What will happen if I choose this decision? 1 2 3 4 5 Decision 2 : 2. What will happen if the father chooses this decision?
  • 97. 2. What will happen if the father chooses this decision? Decision Making What can the father do? Decision 1: What will happen if I choose this decision? 1 2 3 4 5 Decision 2 :
  • 98. Decision Making 3. Is this decision good or bad? Why?
  • 99. Decision Making What can the father do? Decision 1: Is this decision good or bad? Good because¡­ Bad because¡­. What will happen if I choose this decision? 1 2 3 4 5 Decision 2 : 3. Is this decision good or bad? Why?
  • 101. 1. Erik looked green and exhausted as he reached camp 1 of Mount Everest 2.The team was worried about Erik`s safety. 3.Erik is blind since childhood. 4. Erik wondered if he made a mistake by starting this trek 5. Erik was thinking that a blind man should not be climbing a mountain and that he will face an unknown fate. 6. Erik is comparing the city scape to that of camp 1 7. There is a description of the mountain structure. 8. The mountain structure is patternless which does not help a blind man move. Erik was lead by his team. 9. The NFB team discussed whether to leave Erik at camp 1 or to carry him to the next camp. 10. It is when someone undermines others by considering their achievements as regular. Summary
  • 102. 11. the characteristics of a great mountaineer 12. Half of the climbers were running fevers while others suffered multiple sicknesses. 13. It requires enthusiasm, physical education teacher and survival instinct. 14. Walk through life unsure of their steps and second guessing every move. 15. Reporters call instantly, fans ask for his autographs, restaurants give him free meals 16. That death will come to the blind and sighted. If a blind man can do something, it doesn`t mean that a sighted man can 17. Those for amateurs who need companions and cost 65000$ and those like Erik`s who have a common goal professional groups. 18. People expected that Eric will have an epic 19. They didn`t dwell to his going blind at an early age for he was an athlete. 20. ¡° like a court with a hanging judge¡± Summary
  • 103. 21. The key to accepting his disability was not to fight it but to learn to work through it. 22. He would play wrestling because he can depend on his sense of touch and weight of the opponent unlike football and basketball where he has to be able to track a ball with his sight. 23. He got married to a woman with a beautiful voice called Ellie and has a daughter called Emma. 24. He started hiking at the age of 13 . Then, he joined a camp when he was 16. 25. It`s like instead of wrestling with a person, I am moving and working with a rock. 26. He met Scaturro who had already summited Everest and offered him help. 27. Erik used descriptions from his partners, a bell, custom made poles 28. If he failed, he would be letting down not just himself but all the blind. 29. He was frightened of how the world would perceive him. 30. "into thin air" means Climbers suffer oxygen deprivation symptoms Summary
  • 104. 31. He didn`t have to wear goggles and oxygen masks. 32. They had spent 2 months climbing up and down from base camp to 1,2 and 3 33. 7 days were left in the climbing season and they succeed. 34. To reach the Hilary Step, he had to walk for 45 minutes with baby steps 35. The expedition was special because a record 19 climbers from the NFB team summited Everest including the oldest man ever to climb it, 64 years old. 36. Erik is a modern symbol for what a blind person can do extraordinarily to prove ability to the sighted. Helen broke the record 100 years ago. 37. The expedition required 75 pieces of luggage. 38. ¡°there are summits everywhere. You just have to know where to look¡± Summary
  • 105. 1. What can ¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­..do? Decision Making IErik Erik`s team 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
  • 106. 1. What can ¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­..do? Decision Making Erik 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
  • 107. 1. What can ¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­..do? Decision Making Erik 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
  • 108. 1. What can ¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­..do? Decision Making Erik 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
  • 109. Decision Making 2. What will happen if Erik chooses this decision?
  • 110. 2. What will happen if Erik chooses this decision? Decision Making What can Erik do? Decision 1: What will happen if I choose this decision? 1 2 3 4 5 Decision 2 :
  • 111. Decision Making What can Erik`s team do? Decision 1: What will happen if I choose this decision? 1 2 3 4 5 Decision 2 : 2. What will happen if Erik chooses this decision?
  • 112. Decision Making What can I do? Decision 1: What will happen if I choose this decision? 1 2 3 4 5 Decision 2 : 2. What will happen if Erik chooses this decision?
  • 113. Decision Making 3. Is this decision good or bad? Why?
  • 114. 3. Is this decision good or bad? Why? Decision Making What can Erik do? Decision 1: Is this decision good or bad? Good because¡­ Bad because¡­. What will happen if I choose this decision? 1 2 3 4 5 Decision 2 :
  • 115. *What steps did we follow to find out the solution? 1. 2. 3. 4. Thinking of Thinking
  • 116. Thinking of Thinking *Is it possible to modify the steps and improve the process? why? How?
  • 121. Summary ? Page 274/275: Paragraph 17