The Kids' Guide to Speaking Your Mind Without Losing Your Cool

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How do we end up with different ideas and opinions? How can we talk about these ideas and opinions with each other even when we disagree? Such as: -When I read, see or hear something, how do I know if it's true or false? -What if I'm right and my friend's wrong? How do we stay friends? - Is it okay to change my mind? Dr Matt explains how to avoid confirmation bias and us-vs-them thinking, and how to stay calm and show respect to others in the heat of an argument, along with tips on how to debate. Included are some thought experiments to do at home or in the classroom that will help kids speak their mind without losing their cool. Dr Matt Agnew is a popular author and commentator on TV and radio including appearances on The Morning Show, ABC News Breakfast, ABC Melbourne, Wave FM, Triple J and popular podcasts such as Dr Karl's Shirtload of Science. 'Public speaking is an essential life skill ... the simple approach to complex concepts makes this text ideal for Stage 3-4 Classrooms. Whether it is a Public Speaking Unit or an extra-curricular program, you are sure to find something that can help guide the next generation of movers and shakers.' Ruth R. ( Secondary Teacher NSW) 'Fabulously informative ... In a world full of misinformation, this book is a terrifically valuable tool for all ages.' Good Reading Magazine What you'll learn to do in this book: Sharpen your thinking Debate like a pro Choose the right words Change your mind Exercise your brain Take deep breaths Listen w

• Binding: Hardcover

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