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Why do you need to be brave?
for me, courage is the ability to remain yourself,
and control the mental state, mind and feelings in
any situation.
I think that courage is a necessary quality of any normal person.
It is It that makes a developed person a Man with a capital “H”,
and to the maximum extent!
having as a quality, Courage reveals its full potential
in man.
Courage is the engine that helps a person strive -
just go ahead and achieve your goals!)
You also need to be brave in order to act creatively,
not like everyone else, set yourself the necessary tasks
and achieve success!)
in Life, courage is simply necessary as a counterbalance to our
fears that prevent you from taking advantage of interesting opportunities.
some people are naturally more courageous, but there is nothing
impossible if a person has taken the path of self-improvement!)
"If you've come this far, can you go even further?
I don’t care about your obstacles, I won’t give up!”
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and from what is courage born?
only from the denial of fear and from liberation from it?
No, freeing yourself from fear is not all, you still need to understand it
where it came from and discover its cause in yourself.
for me, Courage is overcoming your fear, and everyone has fears
there are different ones.
for example, someone is afraid to jump with a parachute, fly on airplanes,
ride the subway, and some cannot even leave the house on their own.
what is courage for?
first what is courage? It’s not like they’re not afraid of anything,
but on the contrary, overcoming your fear is awareness of the goal and yourself,
Believe in yourself!)
a brave person relies on his feelings - does not look for evidence,
He knows that life itself, as a result, provides evidence!
fearlessness, denial of fears does not mean their complete absence, no.
if a person is frightened and acts contrary to his feelings,
thinking that now is not the time or place to engage in this matter,
does it and immediately regrets it. .
even achieving a goal, not being satisfied with the result, this
everyone spends a lot of time and effort on this fear.
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fear is expressed through word and deed, it can sometimes be traced.
Recognizing it in yourself brings you closer to courage.
what does it look like?
“the eyes are afraid, the hands are busy”, I believe that Courage is Faith in Oneself.
Fear goes away - if a person believes in himself.
I think there is no need to prove courage.
if thoughts and feelings do not get along with each other, they go against each other
everything is accompanied by fear, sooner or later you enter
to a dead end.
The mind often gives the right idea... you need to deal with your inner beliefs - and for this you need time to comprehend, this is necessary
feel. Feelings are practice... and mind is theory.
sometimes a transition, both in one direction and in the other, will be fraught
a manifestation of cowardice.
a normal, intelligent person always doubts - this is what manifests itself
his intellect.
Having started any business with such an attitude, it is better not to hope for success,
After all, in a hurry, there is a complete possibility of error.
In any case, you need a mood!)
What is important here is the power of Thought and Word, and the correctness of the exact mood!)
You need to aim yourself at some accomplishment psychologically!
to achieve the goal! saying to myself:
"I want to become brave, I will be brave!"
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If you set yourself the task of being brave, don’t be timid,
It’s already half the battle, then there’s every chance!
you don’t have to look at how others evaluate you, you don’t even have to forget
How do you evaluate yourself?
The essence of combat is not the fight itself, but whether the goal is achieved.
Paulo Coelho
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Be brave Shteinikova L.N., teacher of history and social studies, Kudymkar Municipal Educational Institution Secondary School No. 1Slide 2
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Let's discuss together When modern high school students were asked what fear is, some of them answered like this: “Fear is the enemy of man. His traitor. This is a premonition of something terrible. This is a person’s weakness” “Fear is a feeling that makes a person insignificant and even makes him feel not like a person, but like an animal - the instinct of self-preservation works”
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What are people usually afraid of? Pain Death Illness Punishment Loss of loved ones What are you afraid of?
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Journey into the past Ancient people were haunted by fear everywhere. Ancient Greek myths say that from the marriage of Aphrodite, the goddess of beauty and love, and Ares, the treacherous god of war, sons Deimos (horror) and Phobos (fear) were born. Ares, like his sister Eris, the goddess of quarrels and discord, tried to incite hostility, unfair and cruel wars. Not a secret. that at all times wars evoked strong and unpleasant emotions.
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Every person experiences fear because it is an innate human defensive reaction. You can overcome fear by understanding its cause.
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In 1927, by the will of fate, S. Erzya ended up in Buenos Aires with Leo TOLSTOY. "Fiery." Tree (quebracho). D. Erzya. Female portrait. Tree
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The city takes courage In the dictionary of V.I. Dahl says that a brave person is an undaunted, fearless, courageous, courageous and determined person. Courage counters cowardice
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A brave person is one who does not experience fear or has managed to overcome it? Remember what examples of courage you know?
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Courage and body are connected. A timid person can be recognized by the way he looks, how hesitantly he walks, how he uses his hands (or rather, does not use them) and how crookedly he stands. Incompatible with courage is a neurotic stoop (clamps in the collar area), when the head seems to be driven into the shoulders, as if hiding from another slap on the head. Courage is usually triggered by the eyes looking openly and directly forward (rather than introverted into oneself), the broad muscles of the back moving the chest forward.
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Vesuvius opened its mouth - smoke poured out in a cloud - the flames developed widely, like a battle flag. The earth is agitated - idols are falling from the shaky columns! The people, driven by fear, in crowds, old and young, under the inflamed dust, under the rain of stones, flee from the city. What do you know about the fate of the city of Pompeii? By what signs can you determine how people’s feeling of fear of the inevitable manifests itself? What examples of courage do you see on the canvas of the great master?
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Courage Courage is the energy and self-confidence to go forward and do what you want and consider necessary, despite fear or without seeing fear. Courage does not always mean the absence of fear. Courage is the ability to be stronger than fear: fear may be, but most often it is an instinctive reaction. Courage is about being stronger than fear.
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national hero of Russia, the great Russian commander, who did not suffer a single defeat in his military career (more than 60 battles), one of the founders of Russian military art, Alexander Vasilyevich Suvorov (1729-1800). His motto is “Fight not with numbers, but with skill.”
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Alexander Vasilyevich Suvorov was born on November 13, 1730 in Moscow. His father was Chief General Vasily Ivanovich Suvorov, godson of Peter I. His mother, Evdokia Fedoseevna Manukova, died when Alexander was not yet 15 years old. Sasha Suvorov's childhood passed in the village, and then in a Moscow house in Pokrovskaya Sloboda. The child was small, frail, skinny, poorly built and ugly, but playful, active, and quick-witted.
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The famous book for soldiers “The Science of Victory” was a kind of textbook on the martial arts. Suvorov owns the expression “the city takes courage.”
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We must remember Corporal - the rank of junior command staff. Generalissimo is the highest military rank. Hard to learn, easy to fight
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People are not born brave. Courage is cultivated. The ability to control oneself in the face of fear is the main characteristic of a brave person.
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Courage or courage Courage, unlike courage, does not imply responsibility and the mandatory use of one's head. Therefore, courage can be impulsive, courage can also be from fear, even a child can be courageous, but only a thinking, adult person can be courageous. Courage, like any other manifestation of personality, can be appropriate and inappropriate.
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Proverbs Fear the wolf and run from the squirrel Where there is fear, there is shame. Fear has big eyes. The devil is not as scary as he is painted. If you're afraid of wolves, don't go into the forest. The frightened crow is afraid of the bush. Fear walks on cockroach legs. Fear is the enemy's first assistant.
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Advice from a psychologist If you are afraid to speak in front of an audience, speak more often where it is scary, but not very scary, where you will be supported - for example, at a training session in a training group. Gather your friends and perform in front of them until it becomes easy for you. Next, gather 30 people and speak to them. Practice with such an audience until you get used to it and start to feel comfortable.
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It is especially important to show courage in the face of evil. It often depends on this. Can you consider yourself a real person?
Let's discuss together When modern high school students were asked what fear is, some of them answered like this: “Fear is the enemy of man. His traitor. This is a premonition of something terrible. This is a person’s weakness” “Fear is a feeling that makes a person insignificant and even makes him feel not like a person, but like an animal - the instinct of self-preservation works”
Journey into the past Ancient people were haunted by fear everywhere. Ancient Greek myths say that from the marriage of Aphrodite, the goddess of beauty and love, and Ares, the treacherous god of war, sons Deimos (horror) and Phobos (fear) were born. Ares, like his sister Eris, the goddess of quarrels and discord, tried to incite hostility, unfair and cruel wars. Not a secret. that at all times wars evoked strong and unpleasant emotions.
Sculpture of S. Erzya (Nefedov) (). Horror. Art gallery Saransk
In 1927, by the will of fate, S. Erzya ended up in Buenos Aires with Leo TOLSTOY. "Fiery." Tree (quebracho). D. Erzya. Female portrait. Tree
Courage and body are connected. A timid person can be recognized by the way he looks, how hesitantly he walks, how he uses his hands (or rather, does not use them) and how crookedly he stands. Incompatible with courage is a neurotic stoop (clamps in the collar area), when the head seems to be driven into the shoulders, as if hiding from another slap on the head. Courage is usually triggered by the eyes looking openly and directly forward (rather than introverted into oneself), the broad muscles of the back moving the chest forward.
K.P. Bryullov (). The last day of Pompeii.
Vesuvius opened its mouth - smoke poured out in a cloud - the flames developed widely, like a battle flag. The earth is agitated - idols are falling from the shaky columns! The people, driven by fear, in crowds, old and young, under the inflamed dust, under the rain of stones, flee from the city. What do you know about the fate of the city of Pompeii? By what signs can you determine how people’s feeling of fear of the inevitable manifests itself? What examples of courage do you see on the canvas of the great master?
Courage Courage is the energy and self-confidence to go forward and do what you want and consider necessary, despite fear or not seeing fear. energy self-confidence fear Courage does not always imply the absence of fear. Courage is the ability to be stronger than fear: fear may be, but most often it is an instinctive reaction. Courage is about being stronger than fear.
The national hero of Russia, the great Russian commander, who did not suffer a single defeat in his military career (more than 60 battles), one of the founders of Russian military art, Alexander Vasilyevich Suvorov (gg.) His motto is “Fight not with numbers, but with skill.”
Alexander Vasilyevich Suvorov was born on November 13, 1730 in Moscow. His father was Chief General Vasily Ivanovich Suvorov, godson of Peter I. His mother, Evdokia Fedoseevna Manukova, died when Alexander was not yet 15 years old. Sasha Suvorov's childhood passed in the village, and then in a Moscow house in Pokrovskaya Sloboda. The child was small, frail, skinny, poorly built and ugly, but playful, active, and quick-witted.
Courage or courage Courage, unlike courage, does not imply responsibility and the mandatory use of one's head. Therefore, courage can be impulsive, courage can also be from fear, even a child can be courageous, but only a thinking, adult person can be courageous. Courage, like any other manifestation of personality, can be appropriate and inappropriate. courage responsibility head person-child thinking adult
Proverbs Fear the wolf and run from the squirrel Where there is fear, there is shame. Fear has big eyes. The devil is not as scary as he is painted. If you're afraid of wolves, don't go into the forest. The frightened crow is afraid of the bush. Fear walks on cockroach legs. Fear is the enemy's first assistant.
Advice from a psychologist If you are afraid to speak in front of an audience, speak more often where it is scary, but not very scary, where you will be supported - for example, at a training session in a training group. Gather your friends and perform in front of them until it becomes easy for you. Next, gather 30 people and speak to them. Practice with such an audience until you get used to it and start to feel comfortable.
Anna Akhmatova - COURAGE We know what is now on the scales and what is happening now. The hour of courage has struck on our watch, And courage will not leave us. It’s not scary to lie under dead bullets, It’s not bitter to be left homeless, And we will save you, Russian speech, the Great Russian word. We will carry you free and clean, And we will give you to your grandchildren, and we will save you from captivity Forever. Why is the native language especially valuable in terrible days for the Motherland? Native speech?
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“Cats and dogs” - Dictionary. Group work plan. Mystery. The ancestors of dogs were wolves. Dog. Take proper care of your pets. Cats. Why did man domesticate animals? Monument to a cat. Dogs and cats are man's faithful friends. What pets do you know? Cat. Topics for research. Issues for discussion. Breeds of cats and dogs.
“Amino acids and proteins” - For example, red ones are attracted to yellow ones. Something similar happens in proteins. In the first case, amino acids are called interchangeable, and in the second - essential. Each amino acid molecule has a carbon atom bonded to four substituents. The set of the latter is different for different organisms. With the help of proteins we digest food and fight diseases.
“Afanasyev’s “New English Course” - Goals and objectives. The purpose of the educational complex. Advantages of educational complex. Distinctive features of the educational complex. Basic methodological principles. Training and metodology complex. Academic results. Prerequisites. New English course for Russian schools. The basic principle of the educational system.
“Self-analysis of the lesson” - Forms of teaching. Self-analysis of the lesson. Logical connection between the different stages of the lesson. Evaluative, when the compliance of the lesson result with the intended goals and plan is assessed. What characteristics of students were taken into account when planning the lesson. Methodological, when the lesson is analyzed from the perspective of existing requirements for the lesson.
“Honor and dignity” - Complementarity of honor and dignity. The highest manifestation of human dignity is usually called nobility. Honor has a pronounced class-status character. Sometimes there is a “wrong” understanding of honor and dignity. New and modern times. Primitiveness. Honor and dignity are mutually presupposed and complementary.
“Names of People” - With people, Roman is generous and kind, not influenced, objective. The name Kira is the feminine form of the male name Kir. Anya, my parents named me, The purpose of the project: Mommy wanted Katyusha, And a son was born - Maxyusha. Popularity of the name Maria 2005, Municipal Educational Institution “Gymnasium No. 6”. Maksyusha, Masenka, Maxim! Artyom, artyomka, artyomushka.
Once it happened that one man stopped for the night at an inn. Late in the evening he had dinner and left the next morning. A year later he again found himself at the same inn. The innkeeper was shocked when he saw him. - Are you alright? - he asked the traveler. -Everything is fine. And what? “We were very afraid,” said the innkeeper. “You see, the last time you stopped here, a snake fell into the pot of food you were served.” Four more people ate this food and they soon died. We couldn't imagine what happened to you because you left so early. We were so worried about you. Hearing this, the traveler said: - What? Is there a snake in my food? - and fell dead. In a year! He died of fear.
One day, many worthy warriors gathered to test which of them was the bravest and most fearless. They fought with swords, fought with fists, walked with their bare hands against a bear and a tiger. But no matter how many tests these warriors gave themselves, none of them helped to choose the bravest and most fearless. And then they turned to the young girl who was watching their competition with a request to choose the bravest and most fearless. The girl agreed and asked only one question: “Who will tell me about his weakness, about what he fears most in his life?” None of the warriors could admit their weakness and fear to this young girl. And then she said: “The bravest is not the one who can defeat another person. The bravest is the one who can conquer his fear!” Look your fear in the eye and you will see yourself in it. Well, if this is you, then it’s stupid to be afraid of yourself!
“The brave will find where the timid will lose”; “Strong is the one who falls, stronger is the one who rises”; “Don’t be brave on the stove, and don’t be cowardly in the field”; “It is better to fight as an eagle than to live as a hare”; “The dog barks at the brave, but bites the cowardly”; "Cheek brings success"; “You can’t stock up on fear for any misfortune”; “To be afraid of death is not to live in the world.”
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