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Year 4 Health General Revision Semester 1
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What does"yet" mean in learning?
I can get there with time
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What is resilience?
Recover and try again
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What is an example of a distraction skill?
Listening to music
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What are the 3 steps to manage big emotions?
1) Identify feelings 2) Think of coping skills 3) Take action
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How do we grow from failure?
Learn and adjust
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What is a growth mindset?
Belief that skills can improve
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What is identity?
How we see ourselves, what makes you, you
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How does feedback help us?
It shows what to improve
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What does the term 'trigger' mean?
Something that causes a strong emotion
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Why should we use different coping skills for different emotions?
Different emotions need different tools
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How can we build perseverance?
Practice and keep going
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Which of the following is a thinking skill? a) Deep breaths b) Jumping jacks c) Positive self-talk d) Drawing
c) Positive self-talk
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What shows perseverance?
Keep going after failing
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What helps build resilience?
Facing hard things
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Mention 4 types of coping skills.
Relaxation, Distraction, Movement, Thinking
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What tool helps you figure out your feelings?
Feelings Chart or Thermometer
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Mention 3 elements of identity
Values, family, culture, language.
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What is a fixed mindset?
Belief you can’t change
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What is a personal goal?
A plan to improve
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What might your body feel like when you're upset?
Hot face, fast heartbeat, butterflies
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Name 3 examples of big emotions.
Anger, sadness, anxiety
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Why is effort important?
It leads to progress
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What shows a growth mindset?
I can improve with work
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What is positive thinking?
Focus on what you can do
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First step to manage emotions
Notice and identify feelings
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