working well. Be part of the

solution, the blame game nev-

er solves a problem. Let’s

move forward in positivity—

because the more you live

positivity, the more you’ll see

the positive.

Watch Josten’s Renaissance Harbor video:

“Solutions > Problems”

Resources:

Harbor, The. “Season 5, Episode 24 - “Solutions > Problems”, 24 Apr. 2020, https://www.jostensrenaissance.com/theharbortv/. Accessed 11 May 2020.

Gottman Institute Editorial Team. “Printable Feeling Wheel.” Dr. Willcox, The Gottman Institute, 1 May 2020, www.gottman.com/blog/printable-feeling-wheel/. Accessed 6 May 2020.

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Solutions > Problems

Positive feelings are op-posite negative feelings on The Feeling Wheel. Use the wheel to help you change your nega-tives to positives. The Feeling Wheel was de-veloped by Dr. Gloria Willcox from the Gott-man Institute. Download the Printable Feeling Wheel.

SHS Student Support During the COVID-19 Extended Break

Check out the whole

presentation

We’re asking you to focus on

solutions this week. An as-signment got you struggling?

Instead of focusing on the problem, consider what the solution is—is it to contact

your teacher, reach out to a classmate, research a topic? L i v e t h e s o l u t i o n . #TribeStrong

Volume Three Tuesday, May 12, 2020 Stafford High School

The Feeling Wheel

“The people who create

great things, they make it

about a solution.” Too of-

ten the first words out of

a person's mouth are al-

most always what’s wrong

or what’s broken. And

what comes before we

even speak it? Our

thoughts! Tally how many

times during one day what

comes to mind is a prob-

lem and not a solution.

Then, reframe! Find some-

thing you’re thankful for.

Start your day off with

something you’re grateful

for or something that’s