Communication
Blaming or criticising is known as
Attacking
Talking and listening to others
Communicating (clearly)
"Hi I'm... I saw you at Art Club..." is an example of
Starting conversations with people
What main subject do I teach?
English
Avoiding or lying is known as
Evasive
Someone considering how they might feel if that thing happened to them
Empathising
"What kind of music do you like?" is an example of
Using questions to get to know someone
My other role is the School's DEI coordinator.
What could this stand for?
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Trying to find solutions to appease everyone is known as
uniting
Learning from mistakes and making sure both parties can move on with closure
Apologising (for hurting feelings)
Including others
My other role is CRC coordinator.
What could this stand for?
Common room committee
Being direct and honest about what they want is
Open
Strategies could be using words to explain how you feel, taking time to cool off, scream into a pillow.
Managing aggression
"Who is your favourite character in that game?" is an example of
Asking questions about something someone has said.
I have two dogs in Korea, what are their names?
Bagel and Donut
Describing what they want in an unclear way is
Informing
Recognising when their friends don't have their best interest at heart. Standing up for themselves and ensuring they are treated in a way they deserve.
Advocating for yourself
Body language, facial expression, tone and pitch of voice give signals on whether or not someone is open to communicate.
Picking up on social cues
Which of these colours have I NOT dyed my hair?
Purple
Blonde
Brown
Black