The Leader in Me 7 Habits of Happy Middle School Kids From “Theleaderinme.com Prepared by Greg Cummings Notes: Presenter should open with.

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The Leader in Me 7 Habits of Happy Middle School Kids From “Theleaderinme.com Prepared by Greg Cummings Notes: Presenter should open with 1) “Why are You in School”, 2) what do you have aspirations to do, to be? 3) What do you think it takes to be successful ? Drive students to define what they think being successful looks like and what it takes to get there…

Habit 1 – Be Proactive You Are in Charge I am a responsible person I take initiative I choose my actions, attitudes and moods I do not blame other for my actions I do the right things without being asked (even when no one is looking) Try to get students to open up and talk about why its not cool to look smart or like they care. Ask Probing questions to their answers like “What do you mean buy….? Or explain a little more why you said ….?

Habit 2 – Begin With the End in Mind Have a Plan I plan ahead to set goals I do things that have meaning and make a difference I contribute I am an important part of my classroom I look for ways to be a good citizen Try to get students to open up and talk about why its not cool to look smart or like they care. Ask Probing questions to their answers like “What do you mean buy….? Or explain a little more why you said ….?

Habit 3 – Put First Things First Work First Then Play I set priorities I make a schedule and follow my plan I am discipline and organized I spend time on important things (this means I say no to things I should not do) Try to get students to open up and talk about why its not cool to look smart or like they care. Ask Probing questions to their answers like “What do you mean buy….? Or explain a little more why you said ….?

Habit 4 – Think Win Win Everyone Can Win I balance courage for getting what I want with consideration for what other want I care how others feel When conflict arises I look for options to avoid fighting Try to get students to open up and talk about why its not cool to look smart or like they care. Ask Probing questions to their answers like “What do you mean buy….? Or explain a little more why you said ….?

Habit 5 – Seek First to Understand Then To Be Understood Listen Before You Talk I listen to other people’s ideas and feelings I try to see things from other’s point of view I listen to others before interrupting I am confident in expressing my ideas I look people in the eyes when talking Try to get students to open up and talk about why its not cool to look smart or like they care. Ask Probing questions to their answers like “What do you mean buy….? Or explain a little more why you said ….?

Habit 6 – Synergize Together is Better I value people’s strength and learn from them I get along with others even people different than me I work well in groups I seek out other people’s ideas (two heads are better than one) I am HUMBLE Try to get students to open up and talk about why its not cool to look smart or like they care. Ask Probing questions to their answers like “What do you mean buy….? Or explain a little more why you said ….?

Habit 7 – Sharpen the Saw Balance Feels Best I take care of my body by exercising, eating right and getting sleep I spend time with family and friends I learn in lots of way and places not just school I find meaningful ways to help others Try to get students to open up and talk about why its not cool to look smart or like they care. Ask Probing questions to their answers like “What do you mean buy….? Or explain a little more why you said ….?

Summary and Discussion Review handout Write down what you can do to be a better leader (use each of the 7 Habits) Handout

7 Habits to Improve the Leader in Me Handout Habit 1 – Be Proactive - You Are in Charge Habit 2 – Begin With The End in Mind – Have a Plan Habit 3 – Put First Things First - Work First Then Play Habit 4 – Think Win Win – Everyone Can Win Habit 5 – Seek First to Understand – Then to be Understood – Listen Before You Talk Habit 6 – Synergize – Together Is Better Habit 7 – Sharpen the Saw – Balance Feels Best Make copies of this and hand out before the summary questions