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Socratic Questions (launches)  should all be based around the “difficulty” type we are exploring that week. There are so many good examples of people or countries or families who have struggled with all these different types of difficulties. There are lots of opportunities for "Imagine you are in this person's shoes - would you choose A or B" type questions. Follow up questions involving overcoming those difficulties are also fantastic. ie If you could develop the mindset/ability etc of _______  or  _______ which would be most helpful in this situation?  (this is how we could bring in our growth mindset and habits)Landings (reflections & games) could also be based around the week's topic. Brain teasers for the mental difficulty week, money games for the financial difficulty week etc etcA.I. also generated examples for each type of difficulty:
    Mental Difficulty:
        Complex problem solving
        Learning a new skill with a steep learning curve
        High-pressure situations requiring quick decision-making
        Concentrating on demanding tasks for extended periods
    Financial Difficulty:
        Managing a tight budget
        Paying off large debts
        Making significant financial decisions
        Risks
    Logistical Difficulty:
        Coordinating complex schedules
        Managing tight deadlines
        Dealing with unexpected obstacles or changes in plans
        Navigating unfamiliar environments
    Emotional Difficulty:
        Dealing with grief or loss
        Navigating difficult relationships
        Facing rejection or criticism
        Managing anxiety or stress in challenging situations
    Social Difficulty:
        Public speaking or performing in front of a crowd
        Navigating social hierarchies or complex group dynamics
        Initiating conversations with strangers
        Resolving conflicts with others
    Physical Difficulty:
        Heavy lifting
        Endurance activities like running long distances
        Performing tasks with limited mobility
        Manual dexterity required for intricate tasks
Does this make sense? Do you agree? Disagree? Is my message totally confusing? Let me know your thoughts.

Revision as of 15:47, 1 January 2025

Choice themes session 4 []

Week 1 = Mental difficulty
Week 2 = Financial difficulty
Week 3 = Logistical difficulty (let’s do a field trip where they have to navigate somewhere using the buses/coordinates etc)
Week 4 = Emotional difficulty
Week 5 = Social difficulty
Week 6 = Physical difficulty (fits in with Grit this week)

Socratic Questions (launches) should all be based around the “difficulty” type we are exploring that week. There are so many good examples of people or countries or families who have struggled with all these different types of difficulties. There are lots of opportunities for "Imagine you are in this person's shoes - would you choose A or B" type questions. Follow up questions involving overcoming those difficulties are also fantastic. ie If you could develop the mindset/ability etc of _______ or _______ which would be most helpful in this situation? (this is how we could bring in our growth mindset and habits)Landings (reflections & games) could also be based around the week's topic. Brain teasers for the mental difficulty week, money games for the financial difficulty week etc etcA.I. also generated examples for each type of difficulty:

   Mental Difficulty:
       Complex problem solving
       Learning a new skill with a steep learning curve
       High-pressure situations requiring quick decision-making
       Concentrating on demanding tasks for extended periods
   Financial Difficulty:
       Managing a tight budget
       Paying off large debts
       Making significant financial decisions
       Risks
   Logistical Difficulty:
       Coordinating complex schedules
       Managing tight deadlines
       Dealing with unexpected obstacles or changes in plans
       Navigating unfamiliar environments 
   Emotional Difficulty:
       Dealing with grief or loss
       Navigating difficult relationships
       Facing rejection or criticism
       Managing anxiety or stress in challenging situations 
   Social Difficulty:
       Public speaking or performing in front of a crowd
       Navigating social hierarchies or complex group dynamics
       Initiating conversations with strangers
       Resolving conflicts with others 
   Physical Difficulty:
       Heavy lifting
       Endurance activities like running long distances
       Performing tasks with limited mobility
       Manual dexterity required for intricate tasks

Does this make sense? Do you agree? Disagree? Is my message totally confusing? Let me know your thoughts.