Good Listening Skills
Sportsmanship
How to Disagree with a Friend
Emotional Intelligence
100

When listening to a friend, you should keep the focus.....

on them

100

What should you say at the end of a game?

"good game" 

100

Should you get defensive when you disagree with a friend?

no

100

What is empathy?

feeling what others feel 

200

What does it mean to reframe what they said? 

Summarize and repeat back your understanding of what they’re saying so they know you’re hearing them

200

What does it look like to praise your friend? 

congratulate them 

200

Is it ok to disagree with a friend?

yes 

200

What is mood?

the emotions we feel 

300

When someone is upset, you should ask about their...

feelings 

300

What does sulk mean?

be silent and bad-tempered out of annoyance or disappointment.

300

True or false. Try to think of what you're going to say next while they present their argument. 

False. Fully listen to what they're saying. When it's your turn to talk, repeat any key points the other person made to show you listened and heard what was said. Then calmly present your case and why you disagree.

300

What is mindset?

thoughts and ideas that go along with the mood 

400

True of false. Good listening skills means giving advice. 

False 

400

What does gloat mean?

to brag

400

Give an example of an I statement

I feel.....

400

What is emotional intelligence?

the ability to understand, use, and manage our emotions

500

List the skills for being a good listener. (5)

let them vent, reframe what they said, ask about their feelings, keep the focus on them, brainstorm solutions

500

List the skills for good sportsmanship. (5)

praise your friend, say "good game", don't referee, don't coach, don't gloat/sulk

500

List the skills for disagreeing with a friend (5)

don't make it personal, avoid putting down their ideas, use I statements, listen to their point of view, stay calm

500

What are the skills for emotional intelligence? (4)

being aware of emotions, understanding how others feel and why, managing our emotional reactions, choosing our mood