How to do a team mtg. Other talks Team mtg. Here are some principles that I have learned about unity that I want to share with you in the next few minutes that I think you'll find helpful 1. Imagine unity in your classes and your school.
Attitudes are the source of our actions.
When you have a group of people together who have different attitudes, conflict often occurs. Change People's Actions You can make more rules, but this often produces greater rebellion. Well, often this will cause people to go and touch it, when normally they would not even think of it if the sign telling them NOT to touch wasn't there. Naturally, people have the urge to break the rules, especially if it's likely they won't get caught. This option is to try to use logic and reason to re-program one's thinking.