Communication Sub Plans for Teen Health: Assertiveness and Communication Skills!
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Communication skills and relationships are one of the most important things in life for all of us; but many teens today lack the effective communication skills needed to maintain healthy relationships.
>> Integrated Skills Based, Content Based / Knowledge Based. The best of both worlds.
>> Meets HS/MS National Health Education Standards.
>> Meets HS/MS Technical Subjects Health Common Core Standards.
>> Meets Washington State’s rigorous Health Education Standards.
This resource includes:
1. Step-by-step instructions to leave for a sub
2. Fun "Speaking/Listening Into Activity" where one students describes a picture while the other tries to draw it from verbal cues only! "Picture Diagram" included.
3. Student Directions titled "Communications Activities Handout"
4. Self-Reflective "Assertiveness Survey"
5. Being "Too Passive" Tips and Being "Too Aggressive Tips"
6. Flip Up Posters: 24 cut outs and tips for "Be Assertive, Not Aggressive"
7. Flip Up poster example
8. "To Extend the Lesson Activities" Folder (for when you get back!):
1) Communications Survey
2) Communication Rules PowerPoint
3) Communication Rules Posters for your classroom
4) A second listening/speaking activity (on PowerPoint)
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This lesson introduces these key concepts:
1) Listening skills
2) Speaking skills
3) Being assertiveness, but not aggressive
4) Tips for overcoming passive and aggressive behavior
5) Rules for good communication
Here is more about these Sub Plans:
- This sub plan is organized in such a way that all you have to do is leave it with your secretary and let your sub do the rest...
- Your sub will love the easy step-by-step instructions and since the lesson is in "independent study" format, students can go through it without much teacher help - it practically teaches itself!
★ This lesson is taken directly from activities in my Full Semester/Year High School Health Curriculum, which is the “#1 Best-Selling Health Curriculum” on the whole TPT website!
***THIS LESSON IS NOT INCLUDED IN ANY OTHER OF MY CURRICULUMS: IT IS A STAND ALONE SUB PLAN!
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