Lesson Plan

Confronting Fear

Guide the student to identify their fears and apply cognitive-behavioral strategies to confront and manage them, thereby building confidence and resilience.

Understanding and facing fears using cognitive-behavioral techniques empowers students to manage anxiety and build self-efficacy, which is crucial during adolescence.

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Preparation

10 minutes

Step 1

Introduction and Discussion

10 minutes

Step 2

Understanding Fear Responses

10 minutes

Step 3

Fear Ladder Exercise

10 minutes

Step 4

Wrap-Up and Reflection

10 minutes

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Understanding Fear Responses

Introduce the topic of fear responses. Explain that fear can trigger both physical and emotional reactions. Encourage the student to think about times they've felt scared and how their body reacted.

Physiological Reactions

Discuss the fight, flight, freeze responses visually. Highlight examples such as increased heart rate, sweating, or feeling paralyzed.

Emotional Reactions

Talk about the emotional meanings behind these responses such as anxiety, panic, or feeling overwhelmed. Encourage the student to reflect on their emotional state during fear.

Key Takeaways

Summarize the key points and ask reflective questions. Invite the student to consider what responses they are most familiar with and how understanding these can help in managing fear.

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Facing Fears

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