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Anger

Management
By: Ms. Magallanes

Southeast Academy

2020-2021

AGENDA
01 Classroom Expectations 02 Learning Objectives/
Mindsets & Behaviors

03 Pre-Survey
04 What is Anger?
Where does anger stem from?
Anger on the body

05 Managing Anger
Get some A.I.R 06 Post-Survey
Classroom Expectations
1. Participation (Participate actively)

2. Keep an Open Mind (Consider other ideas and


perspectives)

3. Respect (Respect one another’s ideas)

4. Mute when not Speaking


Learning
Objectives
1. Cadets will learn what anger is and
how it can affect the body.

2. Cadets will learn and identify anger
triggers.

3. Cadets will be able to identify at least
three anger management
techniques.

What you will need:
Mindsets & Behaviors
M1. Belief in development of whole self, including a healthy balance
of mental, social-emotional and physical well-being.


B-SMS 2. Demonstrate self-discipline and self control.


B-SMS 7. Demonstrate effective coping skills when faced with a
problem. 


B-SS 9. Demonstrate social maturity and behaviors appropriate to
the situation and environment. 

Pre Survey: What do you know
about Anger?
https://forms.gle/NixBCyxRmo489FSM9
What is Anger?
Where does Anger stem from?
Anger is one of the basic human emotions, and is actually
a secondary emotion to another underlying primary
emotion. 


Our Anger could stem from:


● Fear

● Disappointment

● Frustration

● Shame

● Jealousy

● Anxiety

● Boredom

● Embarrassment 


What does anger feel
like and how does it
manifest itself on the
body?
● Blood Pressure & Heart Rate
Increase

● Shallow breathing or
Accelerated breathing 

● Muscles Tighten

● Fight or Flight Response


Managing Anger: Get Some A.I.R
Anger itself is not negative, but sometimes it is expressed in unhealthy
ways. One way to deal with your anger is to get some A.I.R: 


A= Acknowledge your anger

I= Identify the trigger

R= Release it in a healthy way

A= Acknowledge your anger I= Identify the trigger R= Release it in a healthy way

Call it what it is. Don’t try to What is the situation How can you work through it
hide from it or pretend that created your without harming yourself,
everything is fine. angry feelings. others, or damaging property?

“I feel angry” “I feel angry that my “I will go for a run to get rid of
phone broke” some of this angry energy”

TpT: School Counseling Success 2019



What are some
healthy ways to
release anger?
Post Survey: What did you
learn?
https://forms.gle/K7dFi5MhJihMK9Kv6
Thanks
Do you have any questions?

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