HOW to Make a Mistake
To err is human. What we DO with our mistakes is what's TRULY important.
So if we all make mistakes, why not be good at them?
In this 60-minute presentation Ooch will talk to his audience about becoming 'good' mistake-makers by taking the fear and guilt out of mistakes. If mistakes help us learn, then making them on a regular basis is a good thing. However, there are a few guidelines to becoming 'good' mistake-makers. Ooch's 'How to Make a Mistake' show centers around what to do once a mistake is made, such as:
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Admitting it
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Owning it
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Cleaning it up
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Forgiving yourself
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Learning from it
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Then making new ones...
Although this show is about becoming graceful mistake-makers, Ooch also discusses the importance of honesty, courage as well as not making excuses.
As usual, using his recipe of humor, music, movement and skill toys, Ooch teaches his audience how to become great mistake-makers in an active and fun way that will be remembered for a lifetime.
Recommended ages for this show: K - 8th grades
This show takes the students on a journey towards self-confidence and self-expression through Ooch's personal stories of being bullied.
The show's focus is on the great power each student can develop by using his or her own unique qualities and talents, i.e., "SuperPOWERS, as Ooch calls them. These newfound "powers" are then applied to common bullying scenarios. Ooch draws parallels to the attributes of superheroes, and leaves his audience feeling "super. Just as Superman is bullet-proof, Ooch's audience learns to become "WORD-proof".
The Super-POWER Show focuses on:
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The definition of bullying
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How to realize when we are being a bully
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Why we get bullied
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What to do during and after we've been bullied
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What to do to stop bullying
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The power of the bystander
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The importance of reporting the incident directly after it happens