KELSO’S CHOICE CURRICULUM PRESENTATION BY DAVE WEBSTER MA, NCC.

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KELSO’S CHOICE CURRICULUM PRESENTATION BY DAVE WEBSTER MA, NCC

WHAT IT’S ALL ABOUT.. Kelso’s Choice empowers children to use the skills of conflict management in school, in the community and at home. The curriculum is easily adapted to a variety of settings: school-wide, classrooms, small groups and individual counseling.

ABOUT THE PROGRAM  Kelso’s Choice was developed in the early 1990’s in Oregon. By Diane Hipp and Barbara Clark.  It was created out of the need to build a vital life skill… conflict management.  Diane currently works presenting the program throughout the U.S. and other countries.  Barbara is currently working as a High School Counselor in Roseburg, Oregon.  Kelso’s Choice has been implemented in all 50 states and 11 foreign countries.  It has been revised and updated 3 times.

2 MAIN OBJECTIVES 1.It builds a foundation for children to discriminate between manageable, "kid-size" problems and those that require adult Intervention. 2.It provides a cognitive structure of nine tangible skills that can be used to solve "small“ problems.

POSITIVE SIDE EFFECTS Empower young people with the ability to determine their own behavior, encouraging an internal locus of control and appropriate problem ownership. Reduce Tattling through a proactive, preventative approach that keeps small problems from escalating and prevents negative attention-getting mechanisms from occurring. Systematize expectations of student behavior and provides consistency in rules and discipline on a school-wide basis. Provide a cognitive structure for discriminating between “small” problems young people can resolve and “big” problems that require adult intervention.

POSITIVE SIDE EFFECTS (CONTINUED) Increase feelings of personal competence as young people successfully resolve conflicts, both within the structured lessons and in their own lives. Develop an important linkage between home and school as Kelso’s Choice program is shared with parents. Give young people an important conflict resolution tool they can use when adults are not available or readily accessible.

KELSO IN ACTION! Click here to see Kelso In Action (Must be connected to the internet with access to YouTube)

KELSO’S 9 CHOICES 1.Wait & Cool Off 2.Go to Another Game 3.Talk it Out 4.Share & Take Turns 5.Ignore it 6.Walk Away 7.Tell Them To Stop 8.Apologize 9.Make A Deal

EXTENDED ACTIVITIES Coloring Word Search Cross Word Dot-To-Dot Cut-n-Paste Rap and Song Activity Ball

ENTIRE CURRICULUM COST IS $349 This includes: 1.A Leader’s Guide with 11 lesson plans and extra activities, reproducible masters, and letters about the program for parents. Also includes a CD that will make it easier to print the lessons. 2.Willow Pond Storybook – 5 Stories highlighting choices that resolved conflicts. 3.Kelso In Action DVD – Short vignettes helping students see how to use Kelso’s Choices in real problems. 4.Kelso Puppet – 14” Stuffed Kelso to use as a visual aide. 5.Full-Color Posters – Five 23”x34” posters with the 9 problem solving solutions. 6.Kelso’s Conflict Resolution Counseling Ball

ASCA NATIONAL STANDARDS (THAT COINCIDE) Standard B: Students will make decisions, set goals and take necessary actions to achieve goals.  PS:B1.1 Use a decision-making and problem solving model  PS:B1.2 Understand consequences of decisions and choices  PS:B1.3 Identify alternative solutions to a problem  PS:B1.6 Know how to apply conflict resolution skills Standard C: Students will understand safety and survival skills.  PS:C1.5 Differentiate between situations requiring peer support and situations requiring adult professional help  PS:C1.7 Apply effective problem-solving and decision-making skills to make safe and healthy choices  PS:C1.10 Learn techniques for managing stress and conflict Personal/Social Domain

RESOURCES    American School Counselor Association (2005). The ASCA National Model: A Framework for School Counseling Programs, Second Edition. Alexandria, VA: Author