“Our youth need effective life skills for future success.”
Chad C. Carmack, Ed. D.
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1/22/24
The Art of Big-Picture Planning: Why Zooming Out Matters, Episode 8, Jan. 2024
Discover why seeing the big picture is essential for successful planning. It's all about achieving results by gaining a broader perspective.
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Music: Busy Day, MooveKa. We have an Artlist license agreement to use the music.
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Disagreeing Shaking Head Man Glasses, By MayaLab, Artlist
Dressing Room Coach Talking Ball, By Brad Day, Artlist
Drone Drone Point Of View Cycling Cyclists, By Adam Sadilek, Artlist
Office Creative Business Art, By Brad Day, Artlist
Players Team Stadium American Football, By Brad Day, Artlist
Woman Notebook Notes Pen, By Finn Moeller, Artlist
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11/17/23
Spark Youth Interest in Learning, Episode 7, Nov. 2023
If you’re looking for ways to spark interest in young people, set up learning activities that include opportunities to choose, opportunities to demonstrate creativity, and build in time to answer questions.
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Music: Ikoliks - 2 the Top. We have an Artlist license agreement to use the music.
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Classroom School Pupil Glasses, By Anna Tolipova, Artlist
Students Robotics Robotic Arm, By Erwin De Boer, Artlist
Healthy Unhealthy Choice Burger, By VITALY GARIEV, Artlist
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9/4/23
The Decision-Making Dance: Crafting Wise Decisions to Avoid Negative Unintended Consequences, Episode 6, Aug 2023 opt
We cannot always avoid unintended consequences, but if we are proactive, we can decrease ripple consequences from striking like a giant wave.
Blog & Topic Questions: The Decision-Making Dance: Crafting Wise Decisions to Avoid Negative Unintended Consequences
https://www.learningpursuit.org/blog/the-decision-making-dance-crafting-wise-decisions-to-avoid-negative-unintended-consequences
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Music: Possibilities, Josh Leake. We have an Artlist license agreement to use the music.
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Bird, By Lukas Pich, Artlist
Drone, Flying, Shooting, Camera, Clip by Brad Day, Artlist
Dancing Waving Hands Party Jumping, By Videophilia, Artlist
Firefighter Firemen Teamwork Working, By Frame Stock Footage, Artlist
Girls Watching Movie 3d Glasses, By Stockbusters, Artlist
Thailand Fauna Cobra King Cobra, By Igor Tichonow, Artlist
Office Meeting People Coworkers, By Raven Production, Artlist
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We have a Glorify license agreement to use images and design tools from the Glorify site. Photograph: Map of India
Two decision-making strategies that will help you avoid negative unintended consequences:
. Be a Proactive decision-maker.
Be thorough and realize the power of choice.
Develop more than one option.
Slow down and think.
. Talk to people closest to the problem.
Questions:
Think of a time you made a decision that had unintended consequences. If you could change history, what process would you use to improve your decision-making and the outcome?
Think of a decision that you will soon have to make. You have time to think through the process of decision-making. Identify more than one solution. Include possible unintended consequences in the analysis.
For more questions, please visit our blog: https://www.learningpursuit.org/blog/the-decision-making-dance-crafting-wise-decisions-to-avoid-negative-unintended-consequences
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5/26/23
Create Youth Knowledge Seekers, Episode 5
Create Youth Knowledge Seekers
Some young people get caught up in unproductive activities. An example of this might be a young person that comes home from school and sits in front of a computer game for hours. As mentors, we must provide experiences that will spark their curiosity and interest in other activities. Give them opportunities to learn about their world.
Blog & Topic Questions: Motivated Knowledge Seeker
https://www.learningpursuit.org/blog/motivated-knowledge-seeker
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This post's photographs are from Glorify, Inc or Chad Carmack. We have a Glorify license agreement to use images and design tools from the Glorify site.
Music: Homecoming, by SLPSTRM. We have an Artlist license agreement to use the music.
Video Footage:
Criminal using flashlight and looking around house at night while holding crowbar, By Dan Ludeman, Artlist
Criminal holding crowbar walking up to front door of house, By Dan Ludeman, Artlist
Wood Sawdust Electric Screwdriver Screwing, By Timothy McGlinchey, Artlist
Little boy playing a game with a game controller, By Ivan Nikolaev Atanasov, Artlist
Football Soccer Footie Team, By Ross Hillier, Artlist
Animation Digital Smart House Cell Phone, By Frame Stock Footage, Artlist
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Questions:
How would you evaluate your motivation to be a knowledge seeker?
How would you improve your ability to find new interests in life?
For more questions, please visit our blog: https://www.learningpursuit.org/blog/motivated-knowledge-seeker
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4/11/23
Respectful Behavior Can Bounce Back, LP Episode 4
Respectful Behavior Can Bounce Back
Respectful behavior is a life skill. Not every young person knows what it looks like. Show them how respectful behavior enhances outcomes and interactions. When you show respect, it is often sent back to you in the form of respect. It is like a bouncing ball.
Blog & Topic Questions: Respectful Behavior Can Bounce Back
https://www.learningpursuit.org/blog/respectful-behavior-can-bounce-back
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This post's photographs are from Glorify, Inc or Chad Carmack. We have a Glorify license agreement to use images and design tools from the Glorify site.
Music: Break Sweat, by Balloon Planet. We have an Artlist license agreement to use the music.
Video Footage: Vitaly Gariev, Looking At Camera Office Workers Team Studio Photoshoot; Oleksandr, Positive Coaching Light Table Sand; Rassvet Production, Basketball Player Ball; Frame Stock, Soldiers Training Boot Camp Drill Sergeant; and Cinematic Vision, Soldiers Army Drill Top Shot
Questions:
Think of a leader that constantly demonstrates respectful behavior. How would you justify that they are strong leaders?
Why is it better that team members treat each other with respect? What does that respect look like?
For more questions, please visit our blog: https://www.learningpursuit.org/blog/respectful-behavior-can-bounce-back
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• 3/18/23
Expectations When Youth Disappoint, LP Episode 3
Expectations When Youth Disappoint
How can you help a young person not living to potential because of poor effort? Keep applying high expectations rather than lowering expectations. Life gives consequences when we do not meet expectations. Young people must learn this life principle.
Blog & Topic Questions: Don’t Lower Expectations When Youth Behavior Disappoints
https://www.learningpursuit.org/blog/dont-lower-expectations-when-youth-behavior-disappoints
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This post's photographs are from Glorify, Inc or Chad Carmack. We have a Glorify license agreement to use images and design tools from the Glorify site.
Music: Think about lights, Ben Fox. We have an Artlist license agreement to use the music.
Video Footage: Man pole vaulting, Via Films; Baby, refusing, food, boy, Denys Hrishyn; Surgery Operating room doctors man, Stockbusters; Woman playing chess, Justinography; and Jungle cgi tree, Savagerus. We have an Artlist license agreement to use the video footage.
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• 2/3/23
Teach Kids to Self-Analyze Hidden Habits
Sometimes our habits are hidden. We do certain things out of habit without considering the possibility of improvement. It's like we are on autopilot. Self-analysis can help us identify opportunities to improve habits.
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• 1/14/23
Teach Kids to Take Care of Little Things
Self-evaluation, self-discipline, and a great attitude and mindset lead to success with "little thing" completion.