| Duration: 15+ min Number of players: 1+ player/s Materials/ Tools needed: Game set “Tell yourself. Tell others” Publisher: Uzvediba.lv Language: LV Links: https://uzvediba.mozello.lv/metodologija/pasaki-sev-pasaki-citiem/ |
Short description
“Tell yourself. Tell others” is positive conversation game will help to create conversations both big and small, with yourself and others. The game will be a good support for schools, families, professionals, mediators and anyone who is important to encourage and support friends and colleagues, children, young people and adults.
The ability to say something nice to others is one of the most important social skills (if not the most important). A good word at the right moment can even save a life.
Educational value/ Learning Objectives
“Tell yourself. Tell others” is a great game to gain self-confidence in important life situations, reduce worry and anxiety, and support yourself and others in difficult situations.
Recommendations for use
The game “Tell yourself. Tell others” will be a valuable tool:
- For the prevention of emotional violence among students, especially in difficult cases;
- To improve the microclimate in classrooms, among teachers and in the educational institution as a whole;
- To create a positive atmosphere in team meetings and parent meetings;
- For starting difficult conversations between small and large;
- The game will motivate everyone together and each individually for a positive result;
- For uniting the group and team;
- For the prevention of burnout in everyday life and in crises;
- For creating positive acquaintances and knowledge, when receiving a new student or a new colleague;
- After a hard work week and at the end of projects;
- For the improvement and restoration of relations in the classroom, school, family, family, work environment.
Tips and Tricks for Facilitators
How to adapt game for different groups, topics, occasions/needs
- The game is intended for people ~ from the age of 5 to the age of 105 (can also be later 🙂)
- For children learning to make friend and for teenagers learning to build relationships
- Adults who need to build a team, raise a family, or excel at dealing with clients and colleagues
- For individual and group lessons for consulting, supervision, coaching, contact training, team building events and elsewhere…
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Further discussion topics
Diversity
Lifelong learning
Life goals
