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    The Boat Is Sinking

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    This document outlines an icebreaker activity where participants share their name, a positive attribute starting with the first letter of their surname, and their feelings about the class in 3 sentences or less. It then provides questions to guide cognitive and affective processing of the icebreaker experience, focusing on who participants met and were attracted to, what they noticed about others, and how they felt being eliminated and currently feel. Finally, it poses reflective questions about participants' identity, self-love, gratitude, self-description, and biggest life lessons.

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    The Boat Is Sinking

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    This document outlines an icebreaker activity where participants share their name, a positive attribute starting with the first letter of their surname, and their feelings about the class in 3 sentences or less. It then provides questions to guide cognitive and affective processing of the icebreaker experience, focusing on who participants met and were attracted to, what they noticed about others, and how they felt being eliminated and currently feel. Finally, it poses reflective questions about participants' identity, self-love, gratitude, self-description, and biggest life lessons.

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    This document outlines an icebreaker activity where participants share their name, a positive attribute starting with the first letter of their surname, and their feelings about the class in 3 sentences or less. It then provides questions to guide cognitive and affective processing of the icebreaker experience, focusing on who participants met and were attracted to, what they noticed about others, and how they felt being eliminated and currently feel. Finally, it poses reflective questions about participants' identity, self-love, gratitude, self-description, and biggest life lessons.

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    25 views6 pages

    The Boat Is Sinking

    Uploaded by

    Anna Rose T. Marcelino
    This document outlines an icebreaker activity where participants share their name, a positive attribute starting with the first letter of their surname, and their feelings about the class in 3 sentences or less. It then provides questions to guide cognitive and affective processing of the icebreaker experience, focusing on who participants met and were attracted to, what they noticed about others, and how they felt being eliminated and currently feel. Finally, it poses reflective questions about participants' identity, self-love, gratitude, self-description, and biggest life lessons.

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    Activity 1

    Sharing Oneself
    Share yourself with others by providing the ff
    information:
    Your name
    Your positve attribute or characteristics that
    begins with the first letter of your surname.
    Your feeling in this class
    THE BOAT IS SINKING
    1. COGNITIVE PROCESSING
    A.Who have you met?
    B.Who attracted your attention?
    C.What did you notice about some
    participants?
    2. AFFECTIVE PROCESSING
    A.How did you feel being in contact with
    people you were not acquainted with
    till now?
    B.How did you feel when you were being
    eliminated?
    C.How do you feel now?
    SINO AKO
    QUESTIONS/REFLECTION

    1. Who are you?


    2. Do you love yourself? Why or why not?
    3. What are your most grateful for in life?
    4. How would you describe yourself?
    5. What are the biggest and most important things you
    have learned in life so far?

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