FVS 101
This is our main FVS platform for all things academics, attendance, and communication
What is BLACKBAUD?
When discussing SMART goals, this is what the M stands for.
What is MEASURABLE?
Having no time to do homework, your workload being too heavy, or having a big test are all examples of this kind of stress.
What is ACADEMIC stress?
This is the concept of knowing yourself, your thoughts, emotions and values, and how they influence your behavior.
What is SELF AWARENESS?
Our class spends the first 5 minutes of each day doing this reflective activity.
What is journaling?
This person is the main contact for parents and the primary connection between home and school.
Who is the ADVISOR?
This kind of mindset is centered around the belief that your abilities and intelligence are set in stone, leaving you feeling stuck and unable to improve.
What is a FIXED mindset?
Having roommate issues, feeling lonely in your dorm or having a conflict with a friend are examples of this kind of stress.
What are SOCIAL stresses?
Spoiler Alert!
If you have relationships with others, chances are… you’ll find yourself in one of these.
What is a CONFLICT?
Each 9th grader needs to earn THIS MANY points on their Adventure List to pass Chapter 1.
What is 500 points?
This is the recommended way to start an email to any teacher or member of the community.
What is a friendly opening sentence after a greeting or salutation?
For a SMART goal to be time-bound it needs BOTH of these two components.
What is a START time AND a FINISH time?
These are THREE examples of adult resources you can find on campus if you need support.
What are:
Advisor, coach, dorm head, teacher, or counselors?
Instead of saying, "You're always so messy," you might use THIS kind of statement to prevent accusation and keep the conversation safe and productive.
What is an "I" STATEMENT?
"Be engaged with the class work/discussion." is one of these, which we created during the first week of school.
What are Classroom Norms?
Our physical appearance, race, ethnicity, or how we dress define THIS TYPE of our identity.
What is our SEEN identity?
____________ is a normal response to everyday pressures, while ____________ is a persistent and overwhelming state of worry that disrupts daily life. To learn the difference, we practiced an exercise called ____________ vs. ____________. (same 2 answers)
What is STRESS vs. ANXIETY?
This type of discussion happens when the stakes are high, opinions differ, and emotions run strong (though handling it well can lead to positive change and mutual understanding).
What is a CRUCIAL CONVERSATION?
According to all the top sleep studies in the world, this is the number of hours of sleep teens need a night.
What is 8-10 (sometimes 11)?
These are the FIVE core values of FVS
What are Courage, Compassion, Curiosity, Self-Reliance, Open-Mindedness?
THIS is what happens when people are accepted for who they are and who they are not.
What is BELONGING?
Motivation, Discipline, Consistency and Accountability are all factors that could help develop this.
What is a NEW HABIT?
In a crucial conversation, focusing on facts, and not THESE helps keep dialogue respectful and productive.
What are the STORIES we tell ourselves?
When can you enter the dorm room of a student of the opposite gender?
What is never?