Respectful
What does it mean to be respectful?
Treating people, property, and yourself appropriately and with consideration.
What does it mean to be engaged?
Paying attention, participating, and making an effort to be involved in learning.
What does it mean to be accountable?
Taking responsibility for your choices and actions.
What does it mean to be determined?
Keep trying even when something is difficult.
What does it mean to "be yourself" at school?
Be genuine, make your own good choices, and don't feel pressured to act like someone else. Be the best version of yourself.
Name ONE way you can show respect when someone else is talking.
Listen, don't interrupt, make eye contact, etc.
True or False: You can be quiet but NOT be engaged.
True
You forgot your homework. What is an accountable response?
Admit it, take responsibility, and figure out how to fix it.
You get a problem wrong. What is a determined response?
Try again, ask for help, or use a different strategy.
Your friends want you to make a choice you know isn't right. What should you do?
Make your own responsible choice, even if your friends disagree.
True or False: You have to agree with someone in order to be respectful.
False
Name TWO things an engaged student might do when they don't understand something.
Ask a question, ask for help, reread directions, talk to the teacher, etc.
True or False: Being accountable means blaming someone else when something goes wrong.
False
True or False: Being determined means you should never ask for help.
asking for help can be part of persevering.
True or False: Being yourself means you can do whatever you want.
False: being yourself still means following school expectations and respecting others.
Your friend says something you disagree with. What is a respectful way to respond?
Explain your opinion without insulting, yelling at, or making fun of them.
Your class is doing an activity you don't like. What could you do to still be engaged?
Participate, make an effort, stay on task, ask questions, complete the work, etc.
You make a poor choice and get called out by an adult. What should you do?
Own your choice, listen, accept the consequence, and make a better choice next time.
You have tried something three times and still can't figure it out. What could you do next?
Ask for help, try a new strategy, take a break and come back, etc.
Someone makes fun of you for liking something different. What is a Raider Ready response?
Be confident in yourself and respond appropriately rather than changing who you are to fit in.
Give THREE examples of what being respectful could look like in the hallway.
Walking appropriately, using appropriate language, respecting personal space, following expectations, etc.
A student finishes their work and starts distracting everyone around them. Are they engaged? Explain.
No. They may have finished their work, but they aren't using their time appropriately and are distracting others.
Your group gets in trouble because you were off task. What would accountability look like?
Admit your part, apologize if appropriate, help fix the situation, and make a better choice moving forward.
What is the difference between giving up and taking a break?
Taking a break means you're planning to return and try again; giving up means you're choosing not to continue.
Your friends are doing something you know will get you in trouble. What does "Yourself" look like in this situation?
Make your own decision, don't give in to peer pressure, and choose what you know is right.