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KEYS TO GOOD BEHAVIOR: |
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Follow directions the first time |
| 2. | Walk at all times |
| 3. | Keep your hands and feet to yourself |
| 4. | Use kind words and actions |
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Raise your hand to speak. |
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LESSONS FROM GEESE |
| 1. | As each goose flaps its
wings, it creates an uplift for others behind it. There is 71
percent more flying range in V-formation than in flying alone. LESSON: People who share a common direction and sense of purpose can get there more quickly. |
| 2. | Whenever a goose flies
out of formation, it feels drag and tries to get back into position. LESSON: It's harder to do something alone than together. |
| 3. | When the lead goose gets
tired, it rotates back into formation and another goose flies at the
head. LESSON: Shared leadership and interdependence give us each a chance to lead as well as an opportunity to rest. |
| 4. | The geese flying in the
rear of the formation honk to encourage those up front to keep up their
speed. LESSON: Encouragement is motivating. We need to make our "honking" encouraging and not discouraging. |
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When a goose gets sick or
wounded and falls, two geese fall out and stay with it until it revives or
dies. Then they catch up or join another flock. LESSON: We may all need help from time to time. We should stand by our colleagues in difficult times. |
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