Making Good Choices in Class

David·

Decision Making

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SubjectDecision Making

Original Prompt

Working with a student who is having problems making good decisions in the classroom

This resource focuses on teaching students a structured three-step process for effective decision making in classroom situations. The steps are: 1. Stop - encouraging students to take a moment to breathe and not react impulsively; 2. Think - prompting students to evaluate their options and the potential impact of each choice; 3. Act - guiding them to make a constructive decision that benefits themselves and others. The resource includes relatable scenarios, allowing students to apply the decision-making process in various contexts, emphasizing the importance of thoughtful responses over immediate reactions. Through reflection exercises, students can also analyze past decision-making experiences to improve future choices.