Historia Ecuatoriana

Colegio Municipal Experimental “Sebastián de Benalcázar”
Nombre: Alejandra Romero Curso: 1° De Bachillerato “D”
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Welcome to Spotlight. I’m Liz Waid.
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And I’m Joshua Leo. Spotlight uses a special English method of broadcasting. It is easier for people to understand, no matter where in the world they live.
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Every person feels angry at some time. But they may notknow how to deal with it. Today’s Spotlight is on managing your anger. With the right tools, every person can deal with the feeling of anger.
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Dr. Bruce Banner was a scientist who worked with dangerous chemicals and radiation. One day one of his experiments went terribly wrong! A nuclear bomb exploded and radiation flooded the area. But Bruce did not die. Instead he began to havesuper-human powers! He could do things that no other person could do.
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On a normal day Bruce looked and acted just like any other person. But when he became angry, Bruce changed. He became a frightening creature called “The Hulk.” The Hulk had green skin. He was over two meters tall. And he weighed over 475 kilograms. When Bruce turned into the Hulk, his anger ruled over him. The Hulk wouldfight. And he would destroy things.
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After the Hulk became calm, he changed again. He returned to his usual human form as Bruce the scientist. Sometimes Bruce would feel regret about the things he had done as the Hulk.
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This story is not real. It is from a popular comic story book. However, even though it is not real, people feel like they already know it. They understand it becauseeveryone knows what it is like to feel anger. Everyone knows what it is like to want to hurt someone, or destroy something because they are angry.
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Anger is not a bad or evil emotion. It is usually healthy to feel anger. It is a natural reaction to fears or pressure from our environment. When people show anger because of injustice, or unfairness, it shows that they care about the peoplearound them. And this anger can lead people to make good changes in their own lives and the lives of other people.
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But sometimes the way a person reacts to anger can be bad. When some people become very angry, they over-react. They shout at others and say things that they do not really mean. Or they lose control of their actions and become very violent. They may try to hurt others. Butthere are some simple ways to deal with anger. And anyone can use these methods.
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One way to deal with anger is to count before you say or do anything. It seems like a simple idea - maybe too simple. But taking a short break to count can be a very effective way to manage anger. If you feel angry, try counting to ten. If you are really angry you could count to fifty or one hundred. Count forhowever long it takes you to feel calm again. You can also take long, deep breaths.
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Some people also stay calm by imagining a calm situation. Imagine sitting next to a river, or in a peaceful field. Repeating calming words can also have this effect. If you are angry say words to yourself like ‘relax’ or ‘I am staying calm.’
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Staying calm is a very effective method for dealingwith anger. That is because anger can become very intense very quickly. Anger can easily begin to control a person. But, by staying calm, a person can start to control his anger instead.
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Another simple method for dealing with anger is to exercise or take a short walk. Anger affects the body. It raises your blood pressure. It can increase your heart rate. But you can use your energy forphysical activity instead of being angry. Doctors say that a person’s brain releases chemicals during physical activity. These chemicals make people feel happier and calmer.
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Avoiding the thing that makes you angry could also be a solution. A person cannot avoid everything that makes him angry. But, if he can avoid some things, he can avoid some anger!
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These are all simple and...