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Let’s face it, we all have things that bug us. Whether it’s loud chewers, slow walkers, or bad Wi-Fi connections, we’ve all been there. So why don’t we embrace our annoyances and learn how to manage those difficult situations more effectively? Game?
In this reflective exercise, students will explore and express the situations or things that annoy them in a creative way. By doing so, they can gain insight into their personal triggers and learn coping strategies for difficult situations. This activity aims to improve their self-awareness, communication skills, and stress management techniques.
According to a Proverb, hygiene is what makes up two-thirds of our health. The students will learn the primary actions that they have to do in order to take care of their own bodies and exercise proper hygiene.
As what some people say, privacy is power. Grab the chance to teach the students realize its value in the age of social media dominance through this activity.
Deborah Rozman once asserted that if we don’t manage our emotions, our emotions will manage us. Discover a way to avoid this from happening by trying out this activity!
Lending an ear to someone with a genuine intent to understand is a form of kindness. Unravel the art of listening and the role that in plays in effective communication through this activity.
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