Consequence Thinking Decision Making Exercises Example
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Decision-Making Skills: Comprehensive Activities and Strategies for Educators
Lesson Plans by Patrick Healey
Decision making is an important life skill for students to develop and practice in a safe environment. Making tough decisions can be an anxiety-provoking exercise, and it's helpful to make the process more approachable for students. The following activities are designed to provide students with ways to visualize scenarios and help develop positive decision makers.
Developing Critical Thinking Skills
by Lauren Ayube
Critical thinking is the active process of gathering and analyzing information in order to form an opinion or judgement. It is not limited to a certain subject area or grade level, but rather the general ability to think in a clear and rational way.
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Storyboard Description
Think about Consequences by visualizing different situations!
Storyboard Text
- PEER PRESSURE 1
- DECISION
- Nina, hop in and skip school with me today!
- NEGATIVE CONSEQUENCES
- The school called me and said you were marked absent. Where were you!?
- POSITIVE CHOICE
- Can't! I'll get caught for sure. I'll see you after school though!
- Nina needs to quickly decide to go to school or not.
- Evan try this, you'll have a blast.
- If Nina skips, she may get in trouble.
- Evan, are you okay!?
- After thinking about the consequences, she decides to go to school.
- Nah, I'll have a good time without it. Thanks though.
- PEER PRESSURE 2
- Evan needs to decide if he should give into peer pressure or not.
- Evan does not know what those drugs are or what they will do to him.
- After thinking about the consequences, he decides to say no to peer pressure.
- PEER PRESSURE 3
- You should totally steal us some of those candy bars.
- I don't steal. I could just buy us them.
- Alana need to decide if she should listen to her friend.
- If Alana is caught, there will be legal consequences.
- After thinking about the consequences, she decides to pay for the candy instead.
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