motivating others

motivating others

By Sri Wahyuni

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By Sri Wahyuni

Open Ended

You can motivate others by saying B-A-L (3 words, something to do with lower one of your body limbs)

Poll

How many times did you motivate others last week?

• More than 7 times

Draw

Draw a heart for good motivational behaviors and a broken heart for non-motivational ones.

​Expressions of Encouragement/ good motivation:

• Hang in there.

• Don't give up.

• Keep pushing.

• Keep fighting!

• Stay strong.

• Never give up.

• Never say 'die'.

• Come on! You can do it!

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​Expressions of Encouragement/ good motivation:

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​1. This is what you’re going through, not who you are.

2. “Believe you can and you’re halfway there.” — Theodore Roosevelt

3. You are doing awesome!

4. This is tough, but you’re tougher.

5. Don’t stress. You got this!

6. Good luck today! I know you are going to do great.

7. You’re making a big change, and I’m so proud of you!

8. Sending some good vibes and happy thoughts your way

​You have seen how the speaker motivates young generations to do something.

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• Mention the topic she has brought up.

• Mention how the older generation pas​s down the tradition to the youngsters.

• Are the older citizens oppressive or are they encouraging?

• ​With your partner, act out this news casting material into an acted out motivational dialogue between an older citizen to a youngster.

Open Ended

Your friend says, "I don't think I can speak in English well. This is the hardest subject to learn."

In 100-150 words, motivate/ encourage ​your friend to keep up with his/ her efforts to speak in English confidently.