Lesson Plan

Session 1 Lesson Plan

Introduce students to proactive vs. reactive behavior and equip them with strategies to regulate their emotions in real time.

Understanding the difference between reacting and proacting can help students build positive social skills and self-management, especially important for students with high ADHD needs.

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Session 1 Preparation

20 Minutes

Step 1

Warm-Up

10 Minutes

Step 2

Activity: Exploring Behaviors

15 Minutes

Step 3

Game: Emotion Regulation Challenge

10 Minutes

Step 4

Discussion and Reflection

10 Minutes

Step 5

Cool Down

5 Minutes

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Lesson Plan

Session 2 Lesson Plan

Reinforce proactive behaviors by applying strategies to real-life scenarios, deepening students' understanding and use of emotion regulation skills.

Building on initial concepts helps students internalize proactive strategies and practice them in realistic situations, critical for developing self-regulation, especially for ADHD students.

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Session 2 Preparation

20 Minutes

Step 1

Warm-Up

10 Minutes

Step 2

Activity: Real-Life Scenario Practice

15 Minutes

Step 3

Game: Proactive Role-Play Challenge

10 Minutes

Step 4

Discussion and Reflection

10 Minutes

Step 5

Cool Down

5 Minutes

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From Reacting to Proacting: Mastering Emotional Regulation

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