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Orange Attributes Attributes of Different Colors Playful, energetic Charming Risk-taker Just do it Tests limits Quick-witted Master negotiator Creative, inventive Let s make a deal Natural entertainer Non-conformist Likes tangible rewards Impulsive, spontaneous Visual, kinesthetic Thrives on competition Appreciates immediate feedback High need for mobility Green Attributes should be able to Why? Intellectual, philosophical Very complex Perfectionists Standard setters Visionaries, futurists Can never know enough Calm, cool, collected Often not in the mainstream Abstract, conceptual, global Need for independence Explores all facets before making a decision Approaches interpersonal relationships in a logical manner Work is play play is work

Gold Attributes Be prepared Loves to plan Detail- / service-oriented Values family traditions Helpful, trustworthy Conservative, stable shoulds and should nots Strives for sense of security Punctual, predictable Duty, loyalty, responsibility Analytical There is a right way to do everything Policies, procedures, rules Blue Attributes Cooperative, not competitive Mediators Optimistic Caretakers Passionate Peacemakers True romantic Cause-oriented Need to feel special Always has a kind word Enjoys symbols of romance Strong spirituality Sensitive to other s needs Peace, harmony, relationship Motivate, encourage others

Reframing Orange may see self as Fun-loving, enjoys life Spontaneous Flexible, adaptable Proficient, capable Hands-on person Problem-solver Good negotiator Multi-tasking Eclectic Strong ability to discriminate among options Others may see Orange as Irresponsible Flaky Wishy-washy Spends time at things they enjoy Not interested in ideas Disobeys rules Manipulative Not able to stay on task Scattered, cluttered Indecisive Green may see self as Superior intellect Others may see Green as Intellectual snob 98% right Arrogant Tough-minded, efficient Creative, visionary Original, unique Eminently reasonable Calm, not emotional Under control Seeking justice Heartless, doesn t care about people Unrealistic Eccentric, weird Emotionally controlled Cool, aloof, unfeeling Afraid to open up Lacking mercy

Gold may see self as Stable Providing security Dependable Firm Always have a view Executive type Realistic Orderly, neat Punctual, expects the same Goal-oriented Others may see Gold as Rigid Controlling Dull, boring Stubborn, pig-headed Opinionated Bossy Unimaginative Uptight Rigid idea of time Ends justify the means Blue may see self as Warm, caring Spiritual Romantic Idealistic People person Expressive, expansive Great communicator Able to see need for exceptions Likes to please people Social interaction expert Others may see Blue as Over-emotional, bleeding heart Other-worldly Mushy Hopelessly naïve, easily duped Too tender-hearted Smothering Talks too much Ignores policy, creates chaos Groveling, fawning Slick, manipulative

Identifying the Person At Risk In Esteem At Risk Orange Acts boldly, is direct Risk-taking behavior Acts impulsively, spontaneously Seeks adventure without drugs Assertive, to the point Extremely physical Rudeness, Defiance Breaking the rules Running away, dropping out Substance abuse Lying, cheating Violence Green Questioning, exploring ideas Considers others ideas Works independently Low social interactions Thrives on work, ingeniousness Strives for improvement of competency Has high expectations Indecisiveness Refusal to comply or cooperate Extreme aloofness, withdrawal Snobbish, put-down remarks Refusal to communicate Perfectionism, performance anxiety Highly critical of self and others Gold Task/ structure-focused Serious attitude Likes to be helpful Cares for body, health Direct but cautious Cooperative, obedient to rules Complaining, self-pity Anxiety, worry Depression, fatigue Psychosomatic problems Malicious judgments about self and others Herd mentality Blue Abundantly gives appreciation Values honesty, integrity Likes team work, easily communicates Create things to improve life Contagiously enthusiastic Cooperative, encourages others Strives for harmony, is calm Attention-getting misbehavior Lying to save face Withdrawal Fantasy, day-dreaming, trancing out Crying, depression Passive resistance Yelling, screaming

Esteem the (Color)Person By Orange Opportunities for self-expression Being their audience Opportunities for quick action Opportunities to defy risk Giving them frequent change Being their cheering section Chance to experience things Opportunities to challenge their imagination Green Help them choose tasks that are difficult, challenging Provide feedback on the quality of their work Opportunities to increase knowledge, build competence Recognizing their successes Opportunities to display competence Giving patient answers to many questions from a curious mind Opportunities to build logical processes Giving them a chance to seek options to situations Gold Providing in all life situations Providing clear & specific feedback on behavior Setting definitive rules Honoring evidence of success with concrete rewards Opportunities to demonstrate responsible conduct Opportunities to be of service to others Opportunities to demonstrate leadership qualities Accepting them as an important part of the group Blue Accepting them for who they are Reassuring them of their self-worth Providing personal recognition for accomplishments Opportunities to demonstrate creativity Opportunities to please those in authority Creating a harmonious working environment Providing cohesion in their learning, home, and work environments Opportunities to motivate and add enthusiasm to group situations

Orange Green Esteemed by Appreciated for Validated by At Work They Are Their Specialty is Overall Mood Key Character Trait Esteemed by Appreciated for Validated by At Work They Are Their Specialty is Overall Mood Key Character Trait Recognition Creativity Visible Results Flexible Energy Enthusiastic Skillfulness Insights Their Ideas Affirming Their Wisdom Pragmatic Strategy Calm, Cool, Collected Ingenuity Gold Blue Esteemed by Appreciated for Validated by At Work They Are Their Specialty is Overall Mood Key Character Trait Esteemed by Appreciated for Validated by At Work They Are Their Specialty is Overall Mood Key Character Trait Being of Service Accuracy & Thoroughness Appreciation of Service Procedural Results Concerned Responsibility Helping People Unique Contributions Personal Acceptance A Catalyst Relationships Committed Authenticity

Student Learning Expectations Orange Direct application of Knowledge Competitive instruction Opportunities to discover by doing Recognition for immediate application Physical, fun activities Variety of instructional strategies Content-applied learning Green Theory investigation Independent instruction Opportunities to explore new knowledge Recognition for competence Immediate challenge Beyond text instruction Conceptual learning Gold Structure with clearly defined goals Traditional instruction Opportunities to share responsibility Recognition for being on-task Foundation of subject established first Routine, rules, directed instruction Specific content learning Blue Open, interactive atmosphere Group/ cooperative learning environment Opportunities for self-esteem/ reassurance Recognition for being an individual Imaginative/ creative sharing activities Open-communication approach to instruction Conceptual & content learning

Succeeding with Other Colors Orange Friends Be active, don't slow them down Be spontaneous Compete in fun Be adventuresome Be optimistic Be Energetic & ready to go Teachers Be open, ready to wing it Like students to solve problems & move quickly Hands-on activities Work on your own actively involved in the class Parents/ Adults Direct, right-tothe-point approach Respect their lack of structure Get involved in activities with them Compliment their generosity & sense of humor Green Friends Aware of curiosity about life Give things that challenge their problem solving abilities Need for independence caring, even though may not show feelings Respect their ideas Teachers Be open to new ideas/ concepts Like to say it once: pay attention! Go into subjects very deeply Be curious, ask questions Be original in your assignments Be observant Parents/ Adults Respect their preoccupation with ideas/ logic they care but don't express feelings freely Respect their wisdom Think ahead Help with day-today details

Gold Friends Be on time Try to be extra organized They are generous but like things returned Do what you say you will do Be dependable & loyal Teachers Respect their need for rules Pay attention to details Be on time Be neat & orderly Follow directions carefully Respect their position as a teacher Parents/ Adults Be clean & neat Be truthful Plan ahead Think ahead Don't beat around the bush, be upfront Respect their need for tradition & stability Be dependable & loyal Blue Friends Spend quality time one-on-one They wera their hearts on their sleeves Listen to them as they listen to you Be supportive Share thoughts & feelings Teachers Respect their concern for feelings Share your ideas & feelings You can be dramatic, expressive Get along with others in class Offer positive feedback Appreciate their warmth/ caring Parents/ Adults Respect their need to know about you Take a creative approach to problem solving Be truthful & sincere Think ahead Cooperate with other family members Be thoughtful Be helpful, open, & communicative