Lesson series

Sensitivity


Sensitivity

Part 1, Theory (200 credits)
Sensitivity is “carefully using my senses so I can better respond to the people and
situations in my life”
Sensitivity comes from the Latin word sentio, meaning “to sense; to perceive,” as in a sense of touch.
In the human body, the five senses are used to help us stay aware of our surroundings;
enjoy things like food, flowers, and sunsets; and alert us to danger. Our senses help us
survive. When a nerve senses pain, it sends an urgent signal to the brain so that the body
can respond quickly and appropriately. A sensitive person also uses the five senses to learn about the people and situations around them in order to have a helpful and kind response.
I Will:
1. Listen carefully to others.
2. Watch their body language.
3. Notice their tone of voice.
4. Put myself in others' shoes.
5. Show that I care.
Discussion Starters:
 What does being insensitive to other people look like?
 Can you think of ways that you can be sensitive to the feelings of your friends?
Family? Fellow students?
 How do you think showing sensitivity is beneficial to you as a student? A person?
 How will practicing sensitivity at school help you show sensitivity to others for the
rest of your life?

Part 2, Self Evaluation + Peer Evaluation (800 credits)
for 8 times, 6 hours/time coaching on the first Saturdays of each month plus self + peer evaluation during the 8 months

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