What is Perspective
Same Situation, Different Views
Why Perspective Taking Matters
Perspective Taking Steps
100

What is perspective?

How you think, feel, or see something

100

If one person thinks something is fun and another thinks it is boring, what does that show?

Same situation, different perspectives

100

What is one thing perspective taking helps you keep?

Friends

100

What is the first step in perspective taking?

Stop and think

200

What are three things that shape a person's perspective?

Experiences, feelings, beliefs, past situations  

200

What does it mean when people disagree about the same thing?

They have different perspectives

200

Where is perspective taking especially important?

At work or school

200

After thinking about yourself, what should you think about next?  

What the other person is thinking

300
Why can two people see the same situation differently?

They have different experiences and thoughts

300

Does disagreement always mean someone is wrong?

No

300

What can happen if you don’t consider others’ perspectives?

Arguments, hurt feelings, or losing trust

300

What question should you ask about the other person’s feelings?

Why might they feel that way?

400

Can two different perspectives both be true?

Yes

400

Give an example of two opposite reactions to the same situation.

fun vs boring

easy vs hard

400

How do employers or teachers expect you to handle disagreements?

Calmly and respectfully

400

What is the final step after thinking things through?

Respond respectfully

500

What is something that your brain uses to shape your perspective?

Past experiences 

500

Why is it important to understand both sides in a situation?

It helps avoid conflict and improves understanding

500

How does perspective taking help with problem solving?

It helps find solutions that work for everyone

500

What is the perspective-taking process similar to?

A mental checklist