Building Resilience
What is resilience?
Resilience is the ability to adapt and recover from difficult situations.
What are ethics?
Ethics are moral principles that guide our behavior and decisions.
What are the two main types of research
Guided research and independent research.
What is community service?
Community service is volunteer work intended to help people in a particular area.
How can people build resilience?
They can build resilience by practicing helpful thoughts and actions over time.
Is resilience something only special people have?
No. Resilience is an ordinary part of everyday life.
What can ethics help us decide?
Ethics can help us determine what is right and wrong.
What is guided research?
Guided research is conducted with direct supervision or specific instructions.
What is one example of community service?
Volunteering anywhere
Can you disagree with someone and still be respectful?
Yes. You can disagree with someone while still treating them respectfully.
Can resilience be learned?
Yes. People can build resilience through repeated habits and intentional actions.
Where do teenagers use ethics?
Teenagers use ethics at school, with friends and family, and on social media.
What is independent research?
Independent research is self-directed research without constant supervision.
How can volunteering help you meet people?
It can help you make new friends and meet people with similar interests.
What is one difference between guided and independent research?
Guided research provides more instructions and supervision, while independent research gives students more freedom.
Does being resilient mean never feeling sad or upset?
No. Resilient people can still feel sadness and distress.
What is an ethical dilemma?
An ethical dilemma is a situation where two or more moral principles conflict.
What is one benefit of guided research?
It gives students a structured way to learn research skills.
How can community service help your career?
It can give you job experience and help you practice workplace skills.
Why is volunteering good for the community?
It helps support people and improves the community.
Why is it helpful to choose non-harmful explanations for situations?
They can protect your well-being and prevent unnecessary distress.
Why can ethical dilemmas be difficult?
They can be difficult because both choices may seem right or both may feel wrong.
What skills can independent research develop?
It can develop critical thinking and self-motivation.
What are some workplace skills volunteers can practice?
Communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and organization.
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