It's (almost) April Fool's Day, and we're talking about the ways brains can fool us and how we can write shared narratives to help students process hard things.
Timeline
00:00 April Fool's Day Memories
02:20 The Power of Self-Talk
06:23 Creating Shared Narratives
09:56 Overcoming Negative Self-Talk
Key Takeaways
- Self-talk can empower students to face challenges.
- Creating shared narratives helps students process experiences.
- Teachers also struggle with negative self-talk.
- Recognizing unhelpful thoughts is crucial for growth.
- Positive affirmations can change a child's perspective.
- Storytelling can reinforce resilience in students.
- Community support is vital in overcoming fears.
- Teachers can focus on the truth in their self-narratives.
- It's important to slow down and reflect on our thoughts.
