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Professional Development

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CCSS
RI.2.1, 6.NS.B.3, RI. 9-10.2

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4 Slides • 14 Questions

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The benefits of doing nothing

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Draw

Draw your hobby or passion

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Open Ended

How do you usually spend your free time?

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Relaxation - The state of being free from tension and stress.

Mindfulness - The practice of being fully present and aware of the moment.

Productivity - The effectiveness and efficiency in completing tasks and achieving goals.

Balance - The state of having a harmonious combination of different elements in life.

Recharge - To regain energy and vitality after a period of activity or stress.

Well-being - The state of being comfortable, healthy, and content.

Break - A pause or interruption in an activity.

Mindful breathing - The practice of focusing on one's breath to promote calmness and relaxation.

Vocabulary

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Open Ended

Do you think it is essential to have moments of doing nothing in your daily life? Why or why not?

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Technology has enabled people everywhere to do more with less effort, yet most people find themselves working just as much as ever – and it could be hurting them more than they know.

Keeping busy may help you feel productive, or even accomplished, but idly occupying yourself has its costs. It can negatively impact your health, your relationships, and yes, even your work.

While it might sound counterintuitive, there are benefits to doing nothing.

Click here to Read:
The Power of Doing Nothing

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Open Ended

How does taking time for yourself impact your productivity and well-being? why not?

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Multiple Choice

According to the article, why is taking breaks and doing nothing important?

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It allows time for shopping and entertainment.

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It helps recharge energy and reduces stress.

3

It increases productivity through constant activity.

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It is a trend promoted by celebrities.

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Open Ended

  1. In your culture, is there a stigma around taking breaks or doing nothing? How do people view self-care?

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Multiple Choice

What does "mindfulness" mean?

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Being aware of the present moment and staying focused.

2

Being busy and multitasking.

3

Spending time doing nothing.

4

Being constantly distracted.

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Multiple Choice

What is "well-being"?

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A state of tension and stress.

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A state of being free from breaks and relaxation.

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A state of being comfortable, healthy, and content.

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A state of constant activity and busyness.

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Open Ended

Do you think your culture values work-life balance? Why or why not?

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Multiple Choice

How can relaxation and mindfulness impact productivity?

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They reduce productivity and focus.

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They lead to burnout and stress.

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They improve decision-making and focus.

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They have no impact on productivity.

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Multiple Choice

What does "recharge" mean in the context of the article?

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To take a nap during the day.

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To regain energy and vitality after a period of activity or stress.

3

To stop working entirely.

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To work harder to achieve goals.

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Multiple Choice

Why is balance important in life?

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It ensures constant productivity and activity.

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It prevents the need for breaks and relaxation.

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It helps maintain overall well-being and happiness.

4

It hinders decision-making skills.

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Multiple Choice

How can being mindful of your breathing help you feel more relaxed?

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It helps reduce stress and promotes calmness.

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It prevents you from taking breaks.

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It keeps you focused on work tasks.

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It improves productivity and decision-making.

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Open Ended

How can being mindful of your breathing help you feel more relaxed?

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