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Last updated

5 July 2026

pptx, 4.93 MB
pptx, 4.93 MB

Why do smart people make bad decisions?

This free whole-school PSHE assembly explores the moment between feeling something and acting on it.

Using three real incidents, students investigate what happens when strong emotions create a sense of urgency. Through guided discussion, they discover a powerful idea for themselves:

Urgency is a feeling, not a fact.

The assembly introduces The Four Tells – Anger, Fear, Excitement and Self-Righteousness – and encourages students to recognise the feelings most likely to rush them into decisions they later regret.

Includes:

  • Editable PowerPoint assembly
  • Full speaker notes

Approx. 16–18 minutes, suitable for KS3–KS4, whole-school or year-group delivery

Part of The Pause Collection.

Creative Commons "NoDerivatives"

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