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PANning for Facts - Enhancing Observation Skills

Increase your awareness and ability to determine between fact and fiction. Learn to PAN (Pay Attention Now) and notice patterns in behaviors, comments, and feelings. Practice PANning in various settings and become a more responsible friend, student, and citizen.

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PANning for Facts - Enhancing Observation Skills

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  1. Fall 2010 Coe College FYS Program Tom Hicks Interim Associate Dean of Students PANning for FactsPowerful observation skills are as good as gold

  2. Objectives You will be able to: Increase your awareness of what is happening inside of you and around you feel in control of your ability to determine between fact and fiction be a more responsible friend, student, and citizen

  3. Watch Video • Write down what you see and how you feel

  4. The Skill of PANning • Like a movie camera “pans” to see whole picture • We should PAN all around us and inside us • Goal is to increase our ability to notice patterns and experiences of self and others

  5. PANning Guidelines* • Pay • Attention • Now • Intentionally observe and notice behaviors, comments, feelings, patterns of treatment • Wonder: Is this an isolated incident or a possible pattern of experience?

  6. What are we PANning right now? • Me • Outside • Inside • You • Outside • Inside

  7. Let’s Put PANning to Use • No talking • Three Groups • Walk around the outside of this building • Walk inside this building to the other end • Stay in Lynch and look at photographs • Come back and write down what you PANned

  8. The Reverse of PAN is… • NAP • No • Assumptions, or • Prejudgments

  9. How Can You Use PANning? • Science • Education • Music • Sports • Life

  10. Watch Video Again • What do you PAN?

  11. Questions & Comments

  12. Thank You • This PANning information was adapted from materials developed by Elsie Y. Cross Associates, Inc. 1994 Delyte Frost, et al

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