Sharing

This is the most complex component so it should be the last one taught. During sharing, students present news they wish to share and then respond to each other by asking questions and offering comments. Sharing gives children the opportunity to develop and practice the skills of caring communication. It helps children to know others and be known, which is essential to their ability to empathize and to their sense of belonging and significance. Sharing also gives children the chance to practice speaking in front of a group. There are three formats: Around the circle: Each person says one thing about a specific topic, for example, naming their favorite color or book. Partner: Two people share with each other, usually on a specific topic. Dialogue: This is the most complex. One person briefly shares with the whole group then invites questions and comments.
 * Sharing **

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