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Risk and Consequences Lesson 6b: Frustration, part 2

Posted on October 28, 2009 by alicemercer

What situations can cause you to feel frustrated?  What sorts of things frequently make you feel frustrated?

Posted in assignment | Tagged consequences, frustration, risk

Risk and Consequences Lesson 5b

Posted on October 20, 2009 by admin

Here is the slideshow with the tips I just shared with you about how to improve your self-control:

Marshmallows

View more presentations from Alice Mercer.

Which one of this ideas will you be trying in the next month? Send me a comment.
Here is the video on the “Marshmallow Experiment” from last time:

Posted in assignment | Tagged goals, risk, selfcontrol

Risk and Consequences Lesson Four

Posted on October 10, 2009 by admin

graduate

Write one sentence with a goal that you have for school this year. When you are done, do one of the activities below until the timer rings:

  • The MY HERO Project Homepage
  • You’re Going to College! EconEdLink – Interactive
  • Play the stock news game – StockNewsGame – rate real financial news and learn how to beat the market
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