Four Respects
How many respects are there?
4
What is a network in your brain?
Connections or pathways.
What does integrity mean?
Doing the right thing, being honest, and making good choices.
You accidentally break a classmate’s pencil box. Nobody sees it happen.
What would you do?
Possible response: Tell the truth, apologize, and offer to help make it right.
What is the name of your school?
Van Allen.
What are the four respects?
Yourself, others, the activity, and privacy.
What happens in your brain when you learn something new?
Your brain starts building new connections.
Why is it important to tell the truth?
It helps people trust us.
Your friend asks to copy your answers during a test.
What would you do?
Tell your friend they need to do their own work and focus on my test.
What is your school animal?
A panther.
What is respecting yourself?
Take care of yourself and no negative self talk
How does practice help your brain?
Practice strengthens brain connections and helps skills get easier.
What does it mean to do the right thing when no one is watching?
Making good choices even when nobody sees what we do.
You find $5 on the playground.
What would you do?
Give it to a teacher so they can help find the owner.
What are your school colors?
Maroon and gold.
What is respecting others?
Being kind and treating others how you want to be treated.
What happens to your brain when you try something new?
Build new networks.
What should you do if you make a mistake?
Tell the truth, take responsibility, and try to make it right.
Your team breaks a rule during a game, but the other team doesn't notice.
What would you do?
Tell the truth and play fairly, even if my team loses a point.
What town is your school in?
Mt. Pleasant.
What is respecting the activity and privacy?
Participate, trying, being safe, and giving people space.
Can everyone grow and strengthen their brain connections?
Yes! Everyone can learn and improve through practice, effort, and helpful strategies.
How can you show integrity in the classroom?
Follow directions, do your own work, and be honest.
Your friends laugh at a joke that hurts another student's feelings. They want you to laugh, too.
What would you do?
Don't join in. Be kind to the student and encourage my friends to stop.
Who is your principal.
Mrs. Collora.