Kindness Counts
This is when you understand and share someone else’s feelings
Empathy
This word describes the variety of cultures, backgrounds, and identities in a group.
Diversity
This high school class pairs general education students with students who have disabilities to build friendships and support learning.
Peer 2 Peer
Inviting someone new to sit with you at lunch is an example of this.
Inclusion
When someone has a physical or learning challenge, we call it a ____.
Disability
One major goal of Peer-to-Peer is building these between students.
Friendships
Saying “thank you,” holding doors, and using kind words shows this trait.
Respect
It’s important not to judge someone based only on their appearance. This unfair judgment is called a ____.
Steryeotype
When Peer-to-Peer students work together during school events, sports games, or clubs, they are promoting this.
Inclusion
Treating others the way you want to be treated is known as this rule.
Golden Rule
Learning about different traditions helps build this between groups.
Respect
Listening, encouraging, and helping without taking over shows this important Peer-to-Peer skill.
support or empowerment
This is the opposite of excluding someone.
inclusion
Making sure everyone can enter a building, including wheelchair users, is called making it ____.
Accessible
The most important outcome of Peer-to-Peer is not grades — it’s building this positive school culture.
belonging