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At the elementary level,
students will:
- recognize healthy and unhealthy ways to deal
with emotional conflict
- show consideration for the emotional needs and
feelings of others
- recognize that emotional problems can become serious enough to require
professional help.
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At the intermediate level,
students will:
- demonstrate healthy ways to deal with
emotional conflict
- describe how a person's
emotional needs and feelings contribute to overall
health
- identify age-appropriate resources individuals may use to assist them
with personal, family, or work-related emotional
problems.
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At the commencement level,
students will:
- employ several different skills to
successfully resolve conflicts
- demonstrate a respect for the emotional needs
and problems that others face
- demonstrate an understanding of how to obtain
appropriate assistance for their own or family members' emotional
problems
- understand methods of helping others obtain appropriate
assistance for emotional problems.
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Summary: Elementary level students learn to identify
positive means of dealing with emotions while learning to recognize and
reduce unhealthy responses. Students learn positive methods of dealing with
conflicts including how to seek help for problems.
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Summary: Intermediate level students examine their behavior
and that of others for positive and negative ways of dealing with their
emotions. Students learn to use appropriate resources to assist them in
dealing with problems.
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Summary: Commencement level students will utilize good
emotional health practices and numerous skills to improve their own and
others' emotional health. Students will demonstrate an ability to obtain
age-appropriate assistance for those with emotional health problems.
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