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Students enter the class under the musical accompaniment, take
the colored tokens and sit down in groups according to the color.
1. Introduction by the psychologist:
I.V.Dal in his "Explanatory Dictionary" gives such a definition of
friendship:
"Friendship is the mutual affection of two or more people, a close
bond between them; Unselfish, persistent affection, based on love and
respect ... "
What is disinterested friendship?
There is no personal interest in something. You are friends with a
person not to do something good for you, not because it is profitable.
You are friends with a person because he is close to you, his interests,
views, his inner world are close.
Friendship does not arise by itself - it is created by people. If there
were no friendships in the world, everyone felt very lonely in this
world.
2. People composed many sayings and proverbs. Let's think about
their meaning.
Each group takes two proverbs and discusses, then one of the
groups clarifies the meaning.
1. There is
no friend, so look, but you will find - take care.
2. A friend in need is a true friend.
3. A man without friends, that a tree without roots.
4. Strong friendship and an ax can not be cut.
5. There is no distance for friendship.
6. Friendship, like glass: you will break - you will not fold.
7. You want friendship, be a friend.
8. Birds are strong wings, and people are friends.
3. Qualities of a true friend.
Divide the leaf into two parts. In the first, write down the qualities
that a person should have in order to be friends with him.
Kind,
fair,
honest,
etc.
(There is a discussion, the psychologist writes out on the board
those qualities that the guys often call.) You can add to your list
qualities that you liked, but were not written down by you. And now
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in the second half, put a leaf + where you think you possess these
qualities and ++ - would like to develop in yourself.
4. Analysis of situations.
Sometimes in a friendly relationship there are conflicts, which
ones? Of the proposed, 4 are selected (by the number of groups), and
discussion is under way.
5. Now listen to the parable "Two Friends".
Once they argued, and one of them slapped another. The latter,
feeling pain, but without saying anything, wrote on the sand: "Today
my best friend has slapped me."
They continued to walk, and found an oasis in which they decided
to swim. The one who got a slap almost drowned, and his friend saved
him. When he came to, he wrote on the stone: "Today my best friend
saved my life."
The one who slapped and who saved his friend's life asked him:
"When I offended you, you wrote in the sand, and now you write on a
stone. Why?"
A friend replied: "When someone offends us, we must write it on
the sand so that the winds can erase it. But when someone does
something good, we must engrave it on the stone so that no wind can
erase it. "
Learn to write offenses in the sand and engrave the joy on the
stone!
6. Exercise "Amanita"
A circle is drawn on a large sheet, which is divided into sectors
according to the number of proposed questions. Outside the circle,
questions are written down. How much I liked ... ":
1. the
content of the lesson;
2. the opportunity to express their opinion;
3. work in a group;
4. the psychological
atmosphere of the activity;
5. Theme;
6. interaction with the host.
Psychologist: "Label your assessments on these issues with a pen
in the relevant sectors of the circle. The more the satisfaction, the
closer to the center of the circle is the badge. "
The general view of "Amanita", which is a very graphic picture,
reveals the main trends in the evaluation of work on its individual
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aspects. Further, a general discussion of the results with the
specification and specification of individual moments.
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