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My Feelings Iceberg

My Feelings Iceberg uses the familiar above-water and below-water metaphor to distinguish outward expression from internal emotion. Learners record feelings other people can see in the upper area and feelings they do not show in the submerged section. The simple contrast can open discussion about how behaviour does not always reveal the full emotional experience. The page is suited to guided reflection, check-ins, or counseling conversations rather than diagnosis or forced disclosure.
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Updated Jan 05, 2022

Subject
Life Skills, Special Resources
Topic
Feelings, Emotions
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In this product, students in a counseling session or with a teacher will uncover the feelings underneath anger or other emotions. This is also helpful in conflict resolution situations in which someone is acting and feeling a certain way but there is more to the story about their emotions and perspective. This is helpful to all ages of students.

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Learning objectives

  • Differentiate outwardly displayed and private feelings

  • Name emotions with increasing specificity

  • Reflect on how visible behaviour may differ from internal experience

Teaching tips

  • Model with a fictional example before asking for personal reflection.

  • Allow learners to keep entries private or discuss only what they choose.

Skills covered

  • Emotional vocabulary

  • Self-reflection

  • Perspective taking

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