Ownership & Accountability
This is the first step a student should take after noticing a low grade in PowerSchool.
What is "identifying missing assignments and root causes"?
The best action when group members aren't collaborating.
What is "communicating expectations and dividing responsibilities"?
The most professional way to ask about a failing grade to a teacher.
Any variation that includes accountability and improvement
Example: "Can you explain what I missed and how can I improve?"
The skill a student lacks when they become defensive after receiving feedback.
What is "emotional intelligence"?
Assuming a classmate is lazy without asking questions is called what?
What is "bias"?
Identify root cause within a student's control for failing an exam.
What is "not studying consistently before the exam"?
The conflict style where both sides work together for a better solution.
What is "collaborating"?
Communication that is respectful, clear, and solution-focused.
What is "Professional communication"?
Emotional intelligence helps students do this when receiving criticism.
What is "respond appropriately to feedback"?
The bias where people assume others think the same way they do.
What is "Projection Bias"?
This behavior demonstrates ownership after failing a class.
What is "reviewing mistakes and asking for help"?
The Tuckman stage characterized by conflict and disagreement.
What is "Storming"?
Which is a better example of professional communication?
"Can you help me understand this assignment?"
or
"This makes no sense"
"Can you help me understand this assignment?"
A student pauses, listens, and reflects before reacting. This demonstrates this skill.
What is "self-regulation"?
Giving more weight to negative experiences than positive ones.
What is "Negativity Bias"?
Ownership means focusing on these instead of blaming others.
What are "factors/things within your control"?
The Tuckman stage where teams begin to work together effectively after conflicts.
What is "Norming"?
Before emailing a teacher about a low grade, students should first do this.
What is "review grades and assignments"?
Understanding how your emotions affect your actions is called this.
What is "self-awareness"?
Doing something because everyone else is doing it.
What is the "Bandwagon Effect"?
A student says, "I need to manage my time better before the next test."
What is "taking accountability"?
The Tuckman stage where a team is functioning at its highest level.
What is "Performing"?
This communication skill involves listening and understanding another person's perspective.
What is "active listening"?
Being able to recognize and understand another person's feelings.
What is "empathy"?
Interpreting information in a way that supports existing beliefs.
What is "Confirmation Bias"?