Managing Impulsivity

Managing Impulsivity is being able to STOP and THINK in a situation. It is also about being calm and careful in a problem.

If you are able to stop and think about an issue before you go ahead and do it. Then you will do the right thing and figure out the problem in the correct way.
Otherwise if you don't "Manage Impulsivity" You might not do the right thing in a situation and things could go very wrong. And also if you didn't stay calm & stop to be able to think about the situation, to be able to solve it, you could become stressed and fail the problem. That would be bad, because being able to Manage Impulsivity is a great thing to be able to do and you will need it many times in later life to help you in different situations.
By Rachel Bosworth

Applying past knowlege to new situations

They say that you learn something new each day. All that knowledge will help you one day in, at school/work or problems that you might face in your everyday life.
Every time you make a mistake, find something or do something good, You will learn something new, about what you have experienced. You can reflect back to that good or bad experience and that will help you solve or get through your problems. By Rachel

Striving for accuacy

Accuracy is doing something just right-perfect the way you planned it, Like getting it spot on-exactly. Striving means trying or doing your best to get the thing your aiming for. Striving for accuracy means doing your best and aiming for perfection. Doing the best you can to get the best you can.

By rACHEL

Gathering data through all senses

We have 5 main senses that our body uses to identify certain things.
These are sight, touch, taste, hearing and smell. They are all very important and we need them in our day to day life. Each sense does it's own thing and uses a part of our body to do so.

1. Sight- uses our eyes-to observe the world around us


2. Touch-uses our skin surface-to recognises textures of a substance or objects


3. Taste- tongue, mouth-to taste the flavour of a food or liquid


4. Hearing-we use or ears to hear- helps us recognise familiar sounds like people talking, birds singing and many other sounds


5. Smell-uses our nose-closely relates to your sense of taste, if you smell something edible then you will quickly recognise the food it comes from if you have experienced/ate it before.

"Gathering data" is like getting info or collecting information.

"Through all senses" is like getting alot of info at the same time or using all our 5 senses at once to gather more accurate, reliable information.

bY RACHEL