Elevate
How many character qualities and life skills do we teach, altogether?
13
What game did we play with the elementary students when teaching the COMMUNICATION lesson?
Telephone
What was the main activity when conducting our PERMIT practice lesson?
Small Group- MA online permit questions on White Boards
What is the difference between VICTOR and VICTIM MINDSET?
A victim keeps going round and round the problem; never gets past it, and often doesn't really want to.
A victor works through a problem, no matter how frustrating.
How many TMs do we have in Elevate?
11: Mr. Daniel, Ms. Eli, Mr. Gilbert, Ms. Hannah, Mr. Jordan, Ms. Karina, Ms. Kendra, Mr. Kevin, Ms. Liz, Mr. Lan, Ms. Ray
What are the 7 character qualities that Elevate teaches?
1. Caring
2. Courage
3. Integrity
4. Positive Work Ethic
5. Respect
6. Responsibility
7. Vision
How many times have we switched "specials room" at the Murkland?
Twice (2 Times)
What are two examples of red flags and two examples of green flags?
Green Flags:
- Healthy Communication
- Loyalty
- Respect
- Integrity
- Caring
Red Flags:
- Lying
- Cheating
- Gaslighting / Manipulation
- Abuse (Verbal, Emotinal, Sexual, Physical)
- Isolation
Love reflects a deep connection, where infatuation is more of a surface level feeling
What does Ms Karina usually do when hosting a FLEX Block?
Karaoke
What are the 6 life skills that Elevate teaches?
1. Career-Mindedness
2. Communication
3. Decision-Making
4. Goal-Setting
5. Leadership
6. Problem-Solving
What was the topic for our FIRST lesson?
Similarities & Differences
What are the three parts of communication? (When it comes to self-expression)
Expressing thoughts, feelings, and values.
What is the difference between a growth mindset and a fixed mindset?
A growth mindset adapts and grows through life obstacles and challenges. A fixed mindset does not change regardless of circumstance.
Where is Mr. Jordan from?
Maine
What is Elevate's slogan?
"No one gets there Alone"
What was the MAIN Activity for the lesson regarding Courage?
Writing things we wanted to have courage in, on paper planes.
What did the PMI stand for when having the lesson in Decision Making on Pros and Cons?
Plus, Minus, & Interesting
What's the difference between PASSIVE listening and ACTIVELY listening?
PASSIVE listening is one-way communication where the receiver doesn't provide feedback or ask questions and may or may not understand the sender's message.
ACTIVE listening includes responses that demonstrate that you understand what the other person is trying to tell you about his or her experience.
Where is Ms. Hannah originally from?
Rhode Island
What are the 4 areas of Elevate? (i.e. mentoring is one)
1. Mentoring
2. Accredit Classes
3. Adventure
4. College & Career
What was the topic for the SECOND lesson?
Goal Setting
What does each letter in S.M.A.R.T Goals stand for?
Specific
Measurable
Attainable
Relevance
Timely
What is the difference between being Aggressive and Passive Aggressive.
Someone who is passive-aggressive often lets others take control while someone who is aggressive is more confrontational or directly forceful.
Someone who is passive-aggressive exerts their control over situations in a less direct or recognizable way.
What country in Africa was Mr. Daniel born in?
Liberia