What is Reputation?
What does “reputation” mean?
What people think about you based on your actions and behavior.
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What’s one simple way to build a good reputation?
Be kind and respectful to others.
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Why should you be careful about what you post online?
It can affect how people see you.
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True or False: Reputations can never be changed.
False.
Why is a good reputation important for friendships?
People want to spend time with those they trust.
True or False: Reputations can affect your ability to make and keep friends.
True.
True or False: Keeping your promises helps build a positive reputation.
True.
**Triple Jeopardy
True or False: Joking about inappropriate things online can hurt your reputation.
True.
What’s the first step to fixing a bad reputation?
Stop the negative behavior.
True or False: A good reputation can help with jobs and opportunities in the future.
True.
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Why is reputation important at school?
It influences how others treat and include you.
**Double jeopardy
Why is honesty important for reputation?
It helps people trust you.
What’s one thing you should avoid doing if you want to protect your reputation?
Spreading rumors or gossip.
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Why does apologizing help rebuild reputation?
It shows responsibility and maturity.
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Why is it important to have a good reputation with teachers?
They may trust and support you more.
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What’s one way reputations are built?
Through consistent behavior over time.
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What’s one way to show responsibility at school?
Turn in work on time or follow rules.
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Why should you stay away from negative peer pressure?
Bad choices can damage your reputation quickly.
What’s one way to show people you’ve changed?
Be consistent with positive actions over time.
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How does reputation affect being included in groups?
People are more likely to invite you if they trust you.
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What’s the goal of having a positive reputation?
To earn respect and trust from others.
How does treating everyone fairly help your reputation?
It shows you’re trustworthy and respectful.
How can hanging out with certain groups affect your reputation?
People may judge you based on who you spend time with.
Why does it take time to fix a bad reputation?
People need to see proof of change before trusting again.
What’s the overall benefit of a positive reputation?
It opens doors to friendships, opportunities, and respect.