What does the S stand for in smart?
Specific
This is the term given to a sense of sadness one experiences when realizing that one won’t live to see the future. For example, an elderly person may be sad because he won’t get to see a newborn baby age into adulthood.
What is Ellipsism?
A man orders a steak medium well and it arrives at the table medium rare. He cuts into the steak and as it bleeds on the plate and the waitress asks him if everything is to his liking he says, “Yes, things are fine.” What competency is this man lacking?
What is assertiveness ?
What university did Mrs. Holloway graduate from?
What is Michigan University?
What is the last step to resolving a conflict?
What is a solution?
What does the M stand for in SMART?
Measurable
The feeling of a sense of warmth, peace, and tranquility
What is Chrysalism?
Your roommate is a slob and you’ve asked him five times to wash his dirty dishes in the sink and take out the trash in his bedroom. The apartment is beginning to smell like a landfill. He comes home from work and flops down on the couch, excited to have “an evening with nothing to do.” You tell him that he needs to start cleaning up after himself or else he’s going to have to pay for an exterminator when he gets maggots. What is competency is your roommate lacking?
What is self management?
Who were elected the University Pathways social media relations reps.?
Who are Yasheeni and La'ginae
What is the first step to resolving a conflict?
What is figuring out the source of the conflict?
What does the A stand for SMART
Action
This is a sense of frustration experienced when meeting a new and interesting person, but realizing how long it is going to take to develop the relationship fully.
What is Adronitis?
Your classmate always speaks out without being called on and interrupts the teachers. In groups, he/she takes over and runs the activity without listening to opinions of others. What competency is your classmate lacking?
What is Self-Awareness?
What is the university pathways mascot?
what is a Phoenix?
When it is time to talk with the person that you are having a conflict with, it is equally important to do this with your ears.
What is listening?
What does the R stand for in SMART?
Realistic
The desire to care less about things.
What is Liberosis?
Your coworker never wants to each lunch with the rest of the staff. Whenever your company goes out for staff outings, your co-worker makes an excuse not to go. He/she never talks to anyone and always keeps to him/herself at work. What competency is your coworker lacking?
What is belonging?
What does R.I.S.E. stand for?
What is Responsibility, Integrity, Scholarship, excellence.
What are three different ways you can respond to conflict?
passive, aggressive, assertive
What does the T stand for in SMART?
Timely
The feeling you get when you wish that you could go back in time and tell your past self about the future?
What is Enouement?
Your sister is always fighting with you over the smallest things. She doesn’t know how to communicate her wants and needs and it results in fights and disagreements. You notice that her friend group changes every month. What competency is your sister lacking?
What are relationship skills?
What is the homework for Mr. G's Algebra class and when is it due?
What is delta math and when is october 23rd?
Restating what the other person said
to make sure you understand what they are trying to
communicate. What type of listening is this?
What is reflective listening?