RESPECT
What does respect mean?
Respect means treating others politely, fairly, and valuing their feelings, opinions, and rights.
What does responsibility mean?
Responsibility means being accountable for your actions, duties, and choices.
What is empathy?
Empathy is understanding and caring about how another person feels.
What is digital citizenship?
Digital citizenship means using technology safely, responsibly, and respectfully.
What is decision-making?
Decision-making is the process of choosing between different actions or solutions.
Give one example of respectful behavior in the classroom.
Listening when someone else is speaking, using polite language, or waiting for your turn.
What is one responsible habit students should have at school?
Completing homework on time, bringing materials, or following school rules.
How can you show empathy to a classmate who looks upset?
Ask if they are okay, listen to them, or offer kind support.
Name one rule for being respectful online.
Do not insult others, do not spread rumors, and think before posting or commenting.
What is one thing you should think about before making a decision?
The consequences, how it affects others, or whether it is right or wrong.
A classmate is sharing an idea, and others start laughing. What is the respectful thing to do?
Listen properly, do not laugh at them, and allow them to finish speaking.
You forgot to do your part in a group project. What is the responsible thing to do?
Admit it honestly, apologize, and make a plan to complete your part as soon as possible.
A new student is sitting alone at lunch. What would an empathetic student do?
Invite them to join, talk to them kindly, or help them feel included.
Is it okay to share a private screenshot from a friend without permission? Why or why not?
No, because it breaks trust and can hurt or embarrass the other person.
Your friends want you to skip class with them. What is the best decision?
Refuse to skip class and choose to do the right thing.
Why is respect important even when you disagree with someone?
Respect helps people feel safe and heard, and it allows disagreements to stay peaceful and productive.
Why is taking responsibility for mistakes a sign of good character?
Because it shows honesty, maturity, and willingness to improve.
Why is empathy important in friendships?
Empathy helps people understand each other, solve problems peacefully, and build trust.
What should you do if you see cyberbullying in a group chat?
Do not join in, support the victim, save evidence if needed, and report it to a trusted adult or teacher.
Why is it important to think about long-term consequences, not only short-term fun?
Because some choices may feel good now but cause bigger problems later.
Your friend makes a rude joke about another student’s appearance. What should you do?
You should not encourage it. A respectful response would be to tell your friend it is hurtful or to support the student being targeted.
You accidentally break something in the classroom and nobody saw it. What should you do?
You should report it honestly to the teacher and accept responsibility.
Your friend is angry and speaks harshly to you. Instead of reacting immediately, what would empathy help you consider?
Empathy helps you consider that they may be stressed, hurt, or struggling, and encourages a calm response.
A student posts an embarrassing video of a classmate “as a joke.” What are two possible consequences?
The classmate may feel humiliated or bullied, and the person who posted it may face disciplinary consequences or lose others’ trust.
You see your close friend cheating on a test. What is the best decision, and why?
The best decision is to respond honestly and responsibly, such as encouraging your friend to stop or informing the teacher if necessary, because cheating is unfair and dishonest.