Accountability
Self-Directed Learning
Conflict Resolution
Social Filter
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True or False: Accountability means getting in trouble and blaming others for your actions.
False.
Accountability means being honest and taking responsibility for my actions, regardless of outside influence.
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What materials should you bring to your class?
Binder, chromebook, pencil, quiet fidget, planner, etc.
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What is the first step in conflict resolution?
Get calm first.
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True or False and why?
I'm talking with my friends at lunch and they start cussing and calling other people bad names. Because they're doing it, I can do it too. It's only wrong if a teacher hears us.
False
I need to follow school rules all the time at school. If my friends are cussing at school, it's my job to either ignore it, ask them to stop, or tell a teacher.
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"I know I wasn't listening, but you should have told me that I couldn't go on the field in the first place!"
Is this an example of taking accountability?
No
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True or false: You are not feeling motivated and really don't want to go to class or do any work, so therefor it's okay to stay in A-11 and sleep.
Not okay! False. We've all got tough moments to push through and we will make it through.
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What is the second step of conflict resolution?
Identify the problem size
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True or False and why?
It's ok to make sexual gestures and sounds on the bus because I'm not at school.
False!
All school rules and expectations are to be followed at the school, on the bus, on field trips, or any school function/property. Riding the bus is a privilege and everyone deserves a safe and comfortable ride.
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Bonus X2
What is honesty?
What is Integrity?
Honest: Being truthful in words and actions
Integrity: Doing the right thing even when no one is watching
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List 2 things you can do if you are bored in class (no chromebook)
Teacher tally, coloring, quiet fidget, etc.
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Big problem or small problem:
A student is spreading rumors about me that aren't true and I've asked them to stop. It's really affecting my self-esteem.
Big Problem
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Where am I allowed to say offensive words and I won't hurt anyone's feelings or make them uncomfortable?
Alone in my room. Not around others. In my head. Written in a private journal.
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List 3 examples of good manners.
Say please and thank you. Hold doors for people. Clean up after yourself.
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List 3 things you can do if you are stuck and don't know what to do in class?
Check canvas, ask another student, ask a teacher, look around the room and see what others are doing.
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If bullying is like a game, how do you win?
Bullying is like rage bait. The way to win is to not fight fire with fire, but talk assertively, set boundaries, move on/ignore, and tell a teacher.
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It is expected to behave in a way that is friendly, helpful, and respectful to others at school and in public. List 3 examples of expected behaviors in school.
Sitting quietly, walking in halls, taking notes during class, completing homework, holding the door for others, apologizing for bumping into people, complementing others, raising hand, etc.
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What are the steps of a 4 part apology?
I'm sorry for . . .
This was wrong because . . .
In the future I will . . .
Will you forgive me?
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You arrive at A11 for a break. You see Ms.Mackey is in the room with one student and the student is crying. There is a chair knocked over. Ms.Mackey see's you in the window and gestures for you to wait and she may close the red blind. What should you do?
Wait outside the door quietly, check A11 for Ms.Mackey or Mr.Jake, or go back to class.
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List 3 peaceful solutions to resolve a conflict.
Talk it out using an I-message, propose a compromise, share or take turns, ignore the annoying behaviors and protect your peace.
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What does the acronym THINK stand for? 1 point for each word you list.
