History
What happened in the world in March of 2020 that caused social distancing?
Coronavirus
What is the definition of communication?
Name three social media sites?
Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, YouTube, Tik Tok.
What is a goal?
Something you want to do or achieve in the future?
Who's responsibility is it to provide food, clothing and shelter for our family?
Parents
What do we use on our hands to protect ourselves during COVID-19?
Hand Sanitizer
What are the two types of communication styles?
Verbal & Non-Verbal
What did teens say were some benefits of social media?
Talk to friends & stay connected
What are two types of goals?
Short-Term & Long-Term
Who's responsibility is it to complete countless numbers of tasks and regular duties as assigned by parents, teachers, cops, bosses, and others?
The child or student
While school is out how do students continue to learn?
Online Distance Learning
What are examples of verbal communication?
Voice, Tone, Writing
What is a consequence for posting something unfavorable on social media?
Never goes away, it's permanent.
What are some areas in life you can set goals for? (HINT- "The Hand Activity")
Education, Adventure, Family & Community
Who's personal qualities are these? Able to love, laugh, hurt, talk, listen, hug and care?
Parent
What did every citizen of the U.S. receive from the government?
Stimulus Check
What are examples of non-verbal communication?
Body Language, Facial Expressions & Gestures
What is a good way of building real relationships that are stronger and last longer?
Face-to-Face
What are the types of behaviors that can stop you from reaching your goals?
Risky Behaviors
Who's responsibility is it to learn to separate unconditional love for you from frustrations, anger, disappointments, irritations, and mistakes?
Child or student
What is the name of the distance learning program? Why is it called that name?
Keeping Up
We help students keep UP with their attendance & academic.
What are the three behaviors to understand assertiveness?
Passive, Aggressive & Assertive
Bullying, red flag feelings, oversharing and misunderstandings.
What does SMART stand for?
S=Specific
M=Measurable
A=Attainable
R=Realistic
T=Timing
This describes who's responsibility? To recognize, name, and accept your positive and negative feelings, express them to others lovingly even when it hurts to do so, while choosing healthy and helpful behaviors in life that makes your family, community and world a better place. BONUS, WHY?
Child or Student
Why? Healthy Relationships/Communication