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Safety & Person-Centered Focus


Person-Centered Focus

Discussion Topic: Goals


PRESENTERS: Start a discussion. Use these starters and make up your own questions.

  1. What is a goal?
  2. Why do we have goals?
  3. Do you choose your goals by yourself or work with someone?
  4. Share some of your goals.
  5. What goals in life have you achieved?
  6. What goal do you most want to achieve?

Areas for Goals

These are all different topics we can set goals for. Every person has to decide what life areas are most important. That is called a "priority." Which of these areas is a priority for you? Everyone has different priorities. 

  • Health
  • Money
  • Career
  • Friends
  • Relationships
  • Family
  • Possessions
  • Travel
  • Education

Movement Break - Options for Moves

PRESENTERS: See if anyone in the audience wants to lead the exercises

  1. Shoulder rolls - 5 forward, 5 backward
  2. Head turns - 5 on either side
  3. Trunk turns - move your torso to reach with both arms to either side, 5 times each side
  4. Arm diagonals  - arms crossed in your lap, reach up over your head and stretch arms wide
  5. Leg Lifts: Sit and straighten a leg at your knee so your foot is off the floor - 10 on each leg
  6. Ankle and wrist circles - 10 each
  7. Shoulder blade squeeze

Health Awareness: Being healthy means you partner with your doctor to set goals that help you take care of yourself.  


Have you seen or talked to your doctor recently? 

If you have been to a medical office lately, what changes did you notice?


Has anyone had online medical appointments?


Now, review this list of questions with the group. Can you think of more important questions we can ask our medical doctor? 


Questions in English: CLICK HERE

Questions in Spanish: CLICK HERE


Take a break, move, get up, drink water....or dance! 

Cha-Cha Slide Dance Video


Health and Social Connection

Sharing Circle: Share what you adimire about your peers.


Some examples: 

I admire my friend becuase......

They are helpful

They make me smile

They are nice

They are hard working

They call me 


Discussion Topic: Less Stress


One thing that we can all do is learn how to stay healthy by managing our stress.


Reveiw the tip sheets below: 


English: CLICK HERE

Spanish: CLICKE HERE


Ask everyone how they deal with stress.

  1. How can you tell when you feel stress?
  2. Where in your body do you feel stress?
  3. What do you wish people would do when you are feeling stress?
  4. What do you need to feel less stress?

Laughter to Lower Stress

  • Put your arms out wide
  • Laugh like a villain in a movie
  • Laugh like a chimpanzee
  • Laugh like a little tiny mouse
  • Laugh like a horse might laugh
  • Laugh like  a giant
  • Giggle like a happy baby

 




Because districts vary so widely in number of clients served, the time frames for sessions can be affected by how quickly moderators are able to set up breakout rooms. For learning purposes we attempt to give access to smaller group instruction earlier than later. The times below attempt to express that variation. Larger district meetings are taking the full morning hour. Same is true for afternoon sessions. 
  • District Wide Meeting 9-9:45 or 10 am depending on district
    • 9-9:10 moderator lets people in and assigns people to breakout rooms -- Greetings and Check Ins.
    • 9:10-9:20 Introduce the day, date, time, weather, Today in History
    • 9:20-9:35 Current Events - regional, national, world
    • 9:35-9:40 Bio break/Dance/Music
    • 9:40-9:45 Intro Theme of the Day -- Go to BREAKOUT Rooms
  • Breakout Room Sessions 9:45 or 10-11 am depending on district
    • Call attention to the theme of the day and check awareness
    • Review technology tolerance Strategies
    1. Technology just goes out sometimes.
    2. We stay calm and carry on
    3. Waiting patiently or trying again
    4. Asking for help
    • Check-in: Each person reports on themselves
    • Show and Share:  people who wish to can share something they want to show everyone

    Presenters work in a pattern, switching off. Keep focus on one subject for no more than 10 minutes. Then offer a change in activity/focus.

    1. Gain attention for the subject/idea

    2. Say what we will learn (objective)

    3. Show the resource and delivers the content

    4. Prompt individuals for response/action and give feedback

    5. Remind everyone what was just learned

    6. Open group feedback and review learning

    7. Prompt learners to say what they learned

    8. Ask learners for other contexts where learning can apply 


    Check with participants for what afternoon activities they want to explore. Note for assignment to breakouts in the afternoon. 

  • Community College Hour 11-12 noon

    Learners return to the main meeting area and are encouraged to 

    • Access the Adult Education meetings at the links to colleges on the Home page
    • Eat a healthful lunch
    • Move physically for health and well being
    • Take on the activity packet or other projects
    • Socialize with people in their physical locations
  • Noon Hour

    Learners return to the main meeting area and are encouraged to 

    • Eat a healthful lunch
    • Move physically for health and well being
    • Get off of screens for a while
    • Take on the activity packet or other projects
    • Socialize with people in their physical locations
  • Afternoon Choices 1-2:00 or 2:30 pm depending on the district

    Participants return to the  district meeting area at 1pm. 

    1. 1-1:25 or so moderator assigns breakout rooms based on configuration for the district - client choice should drive assignments however possible
    2. 1:25-2:30 Breakout rooms explore the topics participants are interested in. Examples include hobbies, academic subjects, interactive web resources, games, reading aloud, writing groups, show and share, discussion groups, self-advocacy skills, crafts, virtual tours and other activities, activity packet use and guidance, etc. 
  • Loose Gather, Gab 2:00 or 2:30 -3pm depending on district

    Participants will return to the main session from the breakout rooms or can extend breakout room time. In the main room facilitators/presenters can:

    • share a whiteboard to graffitti and give notes
    • talk with friends and Hope employees
    • ask about everyone's experience
    • discussions about learners taking over or offering sessions or topics
    • raffles, trivia, quizzes, games, awards, completion acknowledgements, birthdays, etc.

    Learning Services may record as a mechanism to collect feedback but will not publish.

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