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2022 LEARNING CURVE SECONDARY TEACHER PLANNER NAME.....................................................................................POSITION .............................. MOBILE ............................................... TOP CHARACTER STRENGTHS ................................................................................................................................................. EMERGENCY CONTACT AND MOBILE ...............................................................................................................................

Inspiring My Best Self AS A PERSON WHO MATTERS What is your purpose this year for: Yourself personally? ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Yourself professionally? .............................................................................................................................................................................................. .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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This planner, the students’ planners and journals and the supporting website, contain enjoyable evidence based lessons and activities + EMPATHY which build both your students’ and your wellbeing. For every lesson and activity, there is a Teacher Lesson Guide to support you in SOCIAL teaching it. For more detailed lesson guides for the PERMAH+ weekly lessons, go to the website underCONNECTIONS the Wellbeing Program tab. WHY: by understanding that when you feel a sense of Our Learning Curve description of a healthy state of wellbeing is: feeling optimistic and hopeful for yourbelonging future, to and acceptance from others, you will experience feel good brain chemicals, oxytocin and serotonin, which fill because you know that you are working towards becoming your best functioning self. you with gratitude and kindness. HOW: by showing that other people matter when you talk

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To complement the student planners and journals, we have just published a Staff Wellbeing@School Journal with them, they will respond by wanting to connect with you. Their mirror neurons will recognise your friendly intentions. for you, and a Wellbeing@Work Journal for parents, to assist the adults in students’ lives to focus consciously The happiest and healthiest people have strong social connections, which reduce anxious thoughts, improve health on enhancing their own wellbeing. Our Learning Curve team provides professional development for teachers, and boost personal and academic growth. Acknowledgement: Diener & Biswas-Diener parents and leadership teams on how to best use our program to develop a healthy state of collective wellbeDO: what are three things you could do to show other people they matter to you? ing across your school community. Research clearly indicates, that when both your students’ and your state of wellbeing are in a healthy state, 2 3 significant personal and academic growth occurs. We look forward to an exciting and rewarding year ahead with family, friends and others, that supporting your efforts. Please don’t hesitate to contact me should you have any queries whatsoever, What is an experience Author, Educator filled you with gratitude and kindness?

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All the best, Mick Walsh

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Character Strengths Weeks

There are eight Strengths Weeks spread throughout this planner. They provide you and your students with opportunities to practise using character strengths to build your and their wellbeing. They are also fun to do at home with your students’ families. There are Wellbeing Award Certificates for each of these weeks. The order of these weeks are: Gratitude, Curiosity, Teamwork, Love of Learning, Kindness, Perseverance, Leadership and Zest. From the website www.learningcurve.com.au download the Strengths Weeks sheets from Individual Resources/Character Strengths Weeks and the Wellbeing Awards Certificates from Individual Resources/Wellbeing Awards.

10 THURSDAY Which resilience skill could help you?

Gratitude Week This week enjoy making a positive difference to other peoples’ lives, by creating activities using the strength GRATITUDE, to grow relationships with your family, friends and school community. (Gratitude Week worksheet and Gratitude Wellbeing Award are in Individual Resources on www.learningcurve.com.au)

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Acknowledgement: Seligman & Peterson

What made me happy?

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What is necessary to change a person is to change their awareness of themselves.” Abraham Maslow 1 14

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AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY: – www.det.act.gov.au Monday 31 January (New students) Tuesday 1 February (Continuing Students) to Friday 8 April Tuesday 26 April to Friday 1 July Monday 18 July to Friday 23 September Monday 10 October to Friday 16 December

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NEW SOUTH WALES: – www.education.nsw.edu.au Friday 28 January to Friday 8 April Tuesday 26 April to Friday 1 July Monday 18 July to Friday 23 September Monday 10 October to Tuesday 20 December VICTORIA: – www. education.vic.gov.au Monday 31 January to Friday 8 April Tuesday 26 April to Friday 24 June Monday 11 July to Friday 16 September Monday 3 October to Tuesday 20 December QUEENSLAND: – www.education.qld.gov.au Monday 24 January to Friday 1 April Tuesday 19 April to Friday 24 June Monday 11 July to Friday 16 September Tuesday 4 October to Friday 9 December SOUTH AUSTRALIA: – www.education.sa.gov.au Monday 31 January to Thursday 14 April Monday 2 May to Friday 8 July Monday 25 July to Friday 30 September Monday 17 October to Friday 16 December WESTERN AUSTRALIA: – www.det.wa.edu.au Monday 31 January to Friday 8 April Tuesday 26 April to Friday 1 July Monday 18 July to Friday 23 September Monday 10 October to Thursday 15 December NORTHERN TERRITORY: – www.det.nt.gov.au Monday 31 January to Friday 8 April Tuesday 19 April to Friday 24 June Tuesday 19 July to Friday 23 September Monday 10 October to Thursday 15 December

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TASMANIA Royal Hobart Regatta (Sth. Tas.) *.........................February .............. Monday Launceston Cup (Nth. Tas.) * ...............................February .........Wednesday Eight Hours Day ......................................................March .............. Monday Easter Tuesday ........................................................ April ..............Tuesday Royal Launceston Show (Nth. Tas.) * ..................... October ............ Thursday Royal Hobart Show (Sth. Tas.) * ............................. October ............ Thursday Recreation Day (Nth. Tas.) * ...............................November .............. Monday

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STRENGTHS BOOSTERS Content from Student Planner

THIS LESSON: The PERMAH+ Learning Intention is for you and your students to deliberately use your strengths to enjoy exploring the activities. PERMAH+ Reflection: what you did to use your strengths? Just knowing what your top strengths are makes no difference to your wellbeing unless you use them. Becoming your best self comes from using your strengths to stretch yourself to do more difficult things, which will challenge you to learn new things to fix any mistakes you make. These Strengths Boosters give you opportunities to use your strengths in different ways to build your wellbeing.

Strengths Spotting Journal any times I see myself or others using this week’s strength and the actions I or they take.

Learning Strengths Journal three strengths I could use to accept mistakes and correct them to grow personally and academically.

Strengths Thinking Every day for two of my strengths, I will choose the best Habits of Mind ways to think when using them.

Self-acceptance Strengths

Activity One Strengths

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activities I really enjoy doing and the two main strengths I use when doing each of them.

Family Strengths

Every day I will select one of my strengths to look for people using those strengths on the news, in newspaper and in magazine stories.

I will ask my family to do the VIA strengths survey, put their strengths wheels on the fridge and talk about how each of us use our strengths.

Relationship Strengths

Hero Strengths

I will select a strength every day that I want to build to become my best possible self and why I chose it.

I will select five strengths I believe people could use to value others and build relationships and why I think so.

I will study a person in history I admire for what they have achieved and write down strengths I think they used and why.

Struggle Strengths

Friends’ Strengths

Movie Strengths

With a group of friends share your strength’s wheels, identify which you have in common and what you do to use them.

I will watch a movie and journal what I think three of the strengths of each of the characters in the story are and how they used them.

I will look for stories where people have had to dig deep to overcome setbacks and challenges and write down strengths they used.

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WELLBEING FITNESS CHALLENGES Content from Student Planner

Neuroscience has shown that with every new experience you have, your brain changes and that you can grow your brain’s abilities in all areas of your life. Just as you boost your physical fitness by regularly working out, the wellbeing fitness challenges boost your abilities to grow your wellbeing.

Brain Stretch

Hidden People

Bright and Light

Improving Thinking – improving the way I am thinking by intentionally using Habits of Mind and a variety of thinking tools in my learning to grow my brain’s abilities.

Invisible Champions – making a list of people who selflessly give of themselves to support me to have a good life and then thanking them one by one.

Being Happy – looking for at least two opportunities to lighten up, smile, laugh, have fun to experience positive emotions and feel good brain chemicals.

Emotions Spotting

What Went Well

Discovery Learning

Being Grateful – looking for three good things that happened that I am grateful for, why they happened and putting them on a gratitude board on my bedroom wall.

Being Curious – mindfully focusing my attention and energies on discovering one new thing about me, my friends, my family, my school or my community.

Values Living

Life’s Treasure

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Standing Tall – choosing three Positive Personal Descriptors to live by and showing them in my thinking, words and body language.

Appreciation and Love – writing down a list of the people and things that I treasure in my life and reading it every morning and every night.

Positive Stretching – when reflecting on good things that happened, I will stretch my thinking to describe how they could have been even better.

Forgiveness Letter

Courage Journal

Step It Up

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Mindful Feelings – being mindful of positive, negative and mixed emotions I feel and notice others feeling and watching for the intensity of emotions rising in myself and others.

Saying Sorry – writing a letter to someone I have upset saying sorry and asking what I can do to make it right for them and giving it to them.

Brave Acts – every day writing down two things I did that I believe were courageous and why I think so.

Moving Myself – building up to meeting the daily 10,000 step challenge and journal the number of steps I take each day.

Acknowledgement: Rievich & Shatte “What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness?” Jean-Jacques Rousseau 27


MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES: YOUR BEST SELF AS A STUDENT Multiple Intelligences: your best self as a student

Content from Student Planner

VERBAL/LINGUISTIC INTELLIGENCE

VISUAL/SPATIAL INTELLIGENCE

Circle the words that you feel confident about and enjoy doing.

Circle the words that you feel confident about and enjoy doing.

MATHEMATICAL/LOGICAL INTELLIGENCE

MUSICAL/RHYTHMIC INTELLIGENCE

Circle the words that you feel confident about and enjoy doing.

Circle the words that you feel confident about and enjoy doing.

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WHAT ARE TWO THINGS I WILL TRY FOR EACH INTELLIGENCE?

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HABITS OF MIND: YOUR BEST SELF AS A STUDENT Content from Student Planner

STRIVING FOR ACCURACY Taking pride in lifting the quality of what you do by deliberate practising. Not accepting near enough is good enough. When is a time you practised hard to make your best better? Where can you use this Habit? Usually

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QUESTIONING AND POSING PROBLEMS Creating and asking the right questions to fill in the gaps of what you don’t know. Recognising the reasons behind why questions are asked. When is a time you asked the right questions? Where can you use this Habit? Usually

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APPLYING PAST KNOWLEDGE TO NEW SITUATIONS Applying your experience and knowledge to new problems. Adapting what you have learned to make connections to a new situation. When is a time you applied prior knowledge? Where can you use this Habit? Usually

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THINKING AND COMMUNICATING WITH CLARITY AND PRECISION Sharing your thoughts with accurate and clear language, both written and verbal. Explaining and giving feedback using correct names and labels. When is a time you communicated clearly? Where can you use this Habit? Usually

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GATHERING DATA THROUGH ALL SENSES Understanding a situation by taking in messages from all of your senses. Considering colours, sounds, patterns, tastes, textures and rhythms. When is a time you learned through your senses?

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Where can you use this Habit? Usually

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CREATING, IMAGINING, INNOVATING Looking at problems and situations from different angles. Taking risks with and stretching your thinking to imagine “what could be?”. When is a time you stretched your thinking creatively? Where can you use this Habit? Usually

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Acknowledgement: Arthur Costa and Bena Kallick “To know and still not do is still not to know.” Chinese Proverb 31


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“What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness?” Jean-Jacques Rousseau 38


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REFLECTIONS / INTENTIONS

“If you see someone without a smile, give them one of yours.” Dolly Parton. 39


Health + strengths: KEYSTONE HABITS / HABITS ENABLING HABITS Fabulous First Five Minutes –write down a time that they have controlled their impulses well. WHY: to identify which of their habits are keystone habits, which enable them to create other habits. HOW: Middle – Read Keystone Habits together. Explain that quite often when people stop doing keystone habits, many of the effective habits they rely upon to function well are lost, especially using planners. Senior – Read Habits enabling Habits together. Explain that keystone habits form the backbone of their behind the scenes efforts, and include turning off their phones when studying and sticking to the Big Five. DO: read and discuss the Middle and Senior PERMAH+ questions and ask students to journal their thoughts. Read and discuss Middle – Resilient Me: I am enough and Senior – Resourceful Me: I adapt together and ask them to journal in their thoughts. Success Criteria: students will be able to: Explain – what keystone habits they have that they are proud of. Do – for one of their keystone habits, Acknowledgement: Duhigg & Wade what other habits rely on it.

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WHY: by understanding that there are habits which enable other habits to be created, called Keystone Habits, you will be in position to decide on specific habits that you want to develop.

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HOW: for example, recording what you need to do in a school planner is aHABITS keystone habit, because it initiates better 12 TUESDAY prioritising habits, creates time management habits and WHY: by understanding that there are habits which enable other ensures you complete set work as a habit. Another keystone habits to be created, called Keystone habit is goal setting, which enables you to plan targetsHabits, and you will be in position to decideachieve on specific thatout youtowant to develop. strategies, to gradually whathabits you set achieve.

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Acknowledgement: & Wade to make them HOW: start practising the followingDuhigg behaviours Keystone Habits: design enable a life timetable, put your phone on flight DO: what is a keystone habit that would daily exercise mode while studying, organise your study centre at home, spend to become a habit? time outdoors with nature, allocate time for yourself to relax without electronic distractions, practise smiling and being grateful. You need to do these as priorities.

HOW: start practising the following behaviours to make them Keystone Habits: design a life timetable, put your phone on flight mode while studying, organise your study centre at home, spend time outdoors with nature, allocate time for yourself to relax without electronic distractions, practise smiling and being grateful. You need to do these as priorities.

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DO: what is a keystone habit that you feel is important to develop?

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DO: what is a keystone habit that you feel is important to develop?

What is a habit that could break the social media addiction for people?

What is a negative keystone habit you have which enables other bad habits?

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What is a habit that could break the social media addiction for people?

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Resourceful Me: I adapt

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Self-Control: when are times I was confident and knew that I was in control of me, rather than negative self-talk, impulses Resourceful Me: I adapt 15 FRIDAY or emotions? The Cornell Note taking process (page 141) is an effective way to improve the quality of notes you take in class by using both sides of your brain. What are two benefits for your progress by using this process? 15 FRIDAY © Print & Marketing Services (Vic) Pty Ltd - Middle

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Staff Wellbeing: Creating the type of life you want What are you looking forward to most this week? Consider: How much do your students and colleagues know that you care about their wellbeing and will be there for them in difficult times?

Chicken and turkey are high in tryptophan and inspire happy feelings

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REFLECTION TIME

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Regular and deep reflection on our professional practice and encouraging honest feedback from critical friends are essential to the ongoing development of learning and teaching in our classes. Be constructive; this is a development exercise, not a judgemental one. Be creative and innovative. CLASS

DID THE CLASS ACHIEVE WHAT YOU WISHED? WHY OR WHY NOT?

THINGS TO ACHIEVE/FOLLOW-UP NEXT MONTH

IDEAS BANK / ANY PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT REQUIRED?

Mindful Colouring In: connect with yourself and the moment to enjoy feelings of flow and positive emotions.

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May – is named after the Roman goddess of spring and growth, Maia. Her father, Atlas, was said to carry the world on his shoulders with his mighty strength. Her son, Hermes, was also famous. “Fulfilment is reaching your own expectations, not the expectations of others.” Saying 144


WELLBEING BUILDER

MAY 2022 Content from Student Planner

Sense of Purpose: as a young adult THIS LESSON: The PERMAH+ Learning Intention is for you and your students to discover a purpose to strive for, which gives you meaning in what you do. PERMAH+ Reflection: What are things that you do that are meaningful for you? Japanese people call their reason for waking up every day, their ikigai. Not having a purpose in your life can lead to a lack of motivation to do what you need to do. To feel that you matter, comes from valuing yourself and having a sense of purpose, which enables you to focus your efforts on something bigger than yourself. What is something that means a lot to you which gives you a sense of purpose in your life and why? .....................................................................................................................................................................

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Look at the diagram. What is your ikigai, your reason for waking up every morning? .....................................................................................................................................................................

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Who is someone you admire who has a strong sense of purpose to help other people? .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Acknowledgment: Frankl & Nakanishi

“Wisdom is meaningless until students’ own experiences have given it meaning.” Bergen Evans 145


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