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Topic 6: Teaching Character Education to Middle Years Characters

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This document provides information on teaching character education and social emotional learning to middle school students. It discusses 10 brain foods, virtues like trustworthiness and fairness, and activities to teach emotional literacy. It emphasizes that emotional development drives learning and quotes experts on the importance of creating a caring curriculum. The document contains mixed content without a clear overall theme.

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The Top 10 Best Brain Foods Top 10 Brain Foods: Blueberries (tapping on head) Nuts nuts nuts (tapping on shoulders) Fish (for the flesh) Brocolli (in the belly) Yogurt (for the waist) Banana banana banana (rotating hips) Olive oil (on your thighs) Brown Bread (tapping the knees) Spinach on the shin Squishy tomatoes (with our feet)
Topic 6: Teaching Character Education to Middle Years Characters
Kids dont care how much you know, until they know how much you care ***Charles Sposato
Topic 6: Teaching Character Education to Middle Years Characters
WHY?
Topic 6: Teaching Character Education to Middle Years Characters
Topic 6: Teaching Character Education to Middle Years Characters
Topic 6: Teaching Character Education to Middle Years Characters
WHY?
Tragedy in Taber On April 20, 1999, two students went on a deadly rampage at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colo. One week later, a similar attack struck a small town in Alberta. A 14-year-old boy opened fire with a .22-calibre rifle.
Topic 6: Teaching Character Education to Middle Years Characters
Topic 6: Teaching Character Education to Middle Years Characters
Topic 6: Teaching Character Education to Middle Years Characters
Remember: TeRRiFiCC COLOR SCHEME Trustworthiness : blue Think "true blue Respect : yellow/gold Think The Golden Rule Responsibility : green Think being responsible for a garden or finances; or as in being solid and reliable like an oak Fairness : orange Think of dividing an orange into equal sections to share fairly with friends Caring : red Think of a heart Citizenship : purple Think regal purple as representing the state
Seven Essential Virtues
Brainstorm: How could you teach the Seven Essential Virtues to middle school students?
Social Emotional Learning in the Classroom
Emotional Literacy Lets Play Emote Photo Journal Emotion Match Etch and Sketch Emotion drives learning, not intellect ***Roland Barth
E M O T I O N A L L I T E R A C Y
Topic 6: Teaching Character Education to Middle Years Characters
Lets Play: But Out Sticky Fingers
Dont Laugh at Me
Wise Words of the Week "The first stage of curriculum development, is creating a curriculum of care Harold Brathwaite

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