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===Directions=== | ===Directions=== | ||
| − | Ask participants to find 3 things that everyone in the group has in common ( | + | Ask participants to find 3 things that everyone in the group has in '''common''' (e.g. 'everyone has been swimming in the ocean,' 'everyone is right handed,' and 'everyone brushed their teeth this morning' or some common things on their clothes, appearance, etc.) and something that is '''unique''' to each person in the group (e.g. 'plays cello', 'speaks Greek', 'was born in London') |
===Debrief=== | ===Debrief=== | ||
| + | Debrief by discussing how many times we have more in common with others than we might think. While at the same time we have things that are unique about each of us. Sometimes bullies pick on people because they identify something unique about a person. Often bullies fail to recognize how similar they are to the person they are teasing or pushing around. | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:02, 8 December 2009
Objectives
Group Size
Materials
None
Set Up
Get into groups of at least 5 people
Directions
Ask participants to find 3 things that everyone in the group has in common (e.g. 'everyone has been swimming in the ocean,' 'everyone is right handed,' and 'everyone brushed their teeth this morning' or some common things on their clothes, appearance, etc.) and something that is unique to each person in the group (e.g. 'plays cello', 'speaks Greek', 'was born in London')
Debrief
Debrief by discussing how many times we have more in common with others than we might think. While at the same time we have things that are unique about each of us. Sometimes bullies pick on people because they identify something unique about a person. Often bullies fail to recognize how similar they are to the person they are teasing or pushing around.
