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Who is this? [Hint : She achieved many things despite being unable to see or hear]
Helen Keller
Who was Anne Sullivan? [Hint : We learned about her in the Empathy unit]
She was the long-time instructor and companion of Helen Keller. She taught Helen how to communicate and aided her throughout her life.
Who is this? [Hint : He traveled the world entertaining US troops]
Bob Hope
Who is this? [Hint : He was a famous tennis player who promoted equal rights for African Americans and helped to educate the public on AIDS]
Arthur Ashe
True or False : Helen Keller was born a happy, healthy child
TRUE
True or False : Helen Keller attended college
TRUE
Define Empathy
Trying to understand another person’s experience; to put yourself in their shoes
What is the difference between Empathy and Sympathy?
Sympathy is feeling bad for someone, while Empathy is putting yourself in their shoes
Define Emotional Intelligence.
The ability to recognize, understand and manage emotions in ourselves and others.
True or False : You are either born with emotional intelligence or you are not, it cannot be learned.
FALSE, Emotional Intelligence is both an innate ability and a social emotional skill set that can be learned and honed
True or False : Having high Emotional Intelligence can relieve stress, help you communicate effectively, and resolve conflict
TRUE
True or False : Great leaders are likely to have a higher Emotional Intelligence than others
TRUE
The four aspects of Emotional Intelligence are Self-Awareness, Social Awareness, Self-Management, and Relationship Management. What is Self-Management?
The ability to control your emotions, to be transparent, be adaptable, be driven to achieve, and take initiative
The four aspects of Emotional Intelligence are Self-Awareness, Social Awareness, Self-Management, and Relationship Management. What is Relationship Management?
The ability to influence others and create change, to maintain relationships and long-term bonds
What country was Bob Hope born in?
England
True or False : Bob Hope was a famous painter.
FALSE, he was a famous entertainer
True or False : Bob Hope lived to be 100 years old
TRUE, he entertained the US troops for over 50 years
Name the 3 parenting styles.
Assertive, Non-Assertive, Hostile
What are some characteristics of a Assertive Parent? [The "ideal" parent]
Provides love and support, structure and discipline, and instills values and character
What does it mean to provide a child with "Love and Support?"
“Children should know that you are just absolutely crazy about them”, Develops self-esteem/confidence, and comfort; Receives quality time, activity involvement
What does it mean to provide a child with "Structure and Discipline?"
Child feels protected, parent is consistent and follows through, child learns appropriate behavior, how to respect themselves/others/property, learns boundaries
What does it mean to "Instill Values and Character" in a child?
Teach them societal norms, good manners/etiquette, Character traits (respect, responsibility, honesty, integrity), parents set the example
Define Minority
Unequal access to power and relationships that translate into access to opportunities, such as having less political and economic power than the majority
Define Cultural Competance
Full understanding of your own culture and exploration of other cultures to understand the strengths of each. Requires dialogue with different people.
What is Ethnocentricism?
"Live and Let Live" Thoughts and beliefs that one culture is better than another; "you stay away from me and I'll stay away from you."
What is Discrimination?
The practice of unfairly judging another by stereotyping all members of a certain group and treating them unjustly or making fun of them


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