Arthur Tripp

This lesson introduces 7th graders to the skill of skipping, using a blend of experiential and game-based learning strategies. Skipping is a fundamental movement skill that enhances coordination, rhythm, and cardiovascular fitness. By engaging in this lesson, students will not only learn the mechanics of skipping but also improve their physical fitness and teamwork skills.

This lesson focuses on understanding and changing habits through experiential and game-based learning. Students will explore the science behind habits, engage in activities to identify personal habits, and discuss strategies for behavior change. This lesson is important as it empowers students to take control of their actions and develop healthier habits.

This lesson explores the concept of insubordination through the lens of reactance theory, using the video 'Should You Care What Your Parents Think?' to illustrate how perceived restrictions can influence behavior. Students will engage in experiential and game-based learning activities to understand the psychological dynamics of insubordination. This lesson is important as it helps students recognize the underlying motivations for insubordinate behavior and develop strategies for positive decision-making.

This lesson aims to help 7th-grade students understand trauma and develop coping strategies. Through experiential and game-based learning, students will engage in activities that promote trauma-informed awareness and collaborative learning. This lesson is crucial for fostering resilience and emotional intelligence, equipping students with tools to manage stress and trauma effectively.

This lesson focuses on teaching 6th-grade students the skill of skipping through a combination of experiential and game-based learning activities. Skipping is an important physical skill that enhances coordination, balance, and cardiovascular fitness. By engaging in this lesson, students will not only improve their physical abilities but also develop teamwork and communication skills through collaborative activities.

This lesson aims to teach 7th-grade students the importance of respecting authority through engaging activities and discussions. By using experiential learning and game-based strategies, students will explore scenarios where respecting authority is crucial, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation for rules and guidance. This lesson is important as it helps students develop social skills and prepares them for real-world interactions where authority figures play a significant role.

This lesson focuses on the importance of motivation and effort in achieving success, using the concept of locus of control. Students will explore how believing in their ability to control outcomes through hard work can enhance their motivation to stay in school. This lesson is crucial as it empowers students to take charge of their learning journey, fostering resilience and a growth mindset.

In this lesson, students will be introduced to peer mediation techniques, learning how to act as mediators in conflicts among their peers. This lesson fosters leadership, active listening, and problem-solving skills. By engaging in role-playing and discussions, students will develop the ability to mediate conflicts effectively, promoting a harmonious school environment.

This lesson aims to address bad behavior among middle school students by using Restorative Practices, Collaborative Learning, and Game-Based Learning. Through engaging activities and discussions, students will learn about the impact of their actions and develop strategies for positive behavior. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the consequences of their actions and encourages them to make better choices, fostering a positive and respectful classroom environment.