Responsibility
Not making excuses for one's own actions.
What is being accountable?
The three types of social cues.
What are facial expression, tone of voice, and body language?
Coping strategies fix your feelings and make everything better when you use them.
True or False?
False!
They help ease the feelings and make them manageable.
Name a way to respect your own learning.
Do work when asked
Get help if you need it
Don't mess around
Learning to listen and accept feedback is a great way to learn and grow.
True or False
True!
A strategy when you are overwhelmed by how much there is to do (too many math problems, too much writing).
Breaking the task down into pieces
Focusing on a reward when you are done (recess)
Prioritize the tasks (which is most important)
The term for noticing and considering other peoples' feelings.
What is empathy?
When you can focus on what is happening right now in the moment.
What is mindfulness?
Listening without interrupting.
Respectful or disrespecful?
What is respectful!
Thinking and/or believing you can't change anything and don't bother to try.
What is a fixed mindset?
Mike didn't take care of this responsibility in the book Stacks of Trouble.
What is washing the dishes?
Tell what could happen.
Offer another idea.
Peace out.
What is STOP - how to avoid peer pressure?
Events or situations that lead to specific emotions.
What are triggers?
When you treat someone how you and they want to be treated.
What is respect?
The first step in listening to feedback.
What is letting your emotions settle?
A strategy to be proactive in the classroom when you are done with work.
Acceptable answers:
Work ahead
Check the whiteboard
Ask a neighbor
Jim and Bob are arguing over the best candy bar. Bob gets so frustrated; he kicks Jim in the knee and runs away.
Constructive or destructive way to resolve conflict?
Thoughts that help us feel good, are true, and help us make good choices.
What are helpful thoughts?
Ignoring your teacher when you are asked to do something.
Respectful or disrespectful?
What is disrespectful!
When you believe you can improve, learn, and grow with practice and you don't give up.
What is a growth mindset?
The two events that Mike saw as higher priorities than washing dishes in Stacks of Trouble.
What were touch football and the Frisbee contest?
Exclusion, threats, verbal abuse, spreading rumors, and physical abuse are known as types of this behavior.
What is bullying?
Actions have this.
What are consequences?
Cleaning up your table at the end of the day and putting all your materials away neatly.
Respectful or disrespectful?
What is respectful!
This is the most important word in the book When Sophie Thinks She Can't.
What is YET.