OBLIGATION
You realize you forgot to complete your math homework, and it's due in first period. You had all weekend to finish but got caught up in other activities
1.Apologize to teacher, as for an extension, complete homework promptly.
2.Set reminders, prioritize homework, manage time effectively to finish.
3.Develop a homework routine, break tasks into manageable chunks.
You borrow a pencil from a classmate and accidentally break it in half. Instead of apologizing or offering to replace it, you pretend it wasn't your fault.
1. Apologize sincerely, offer to replace or repair damaged items.
2. Acknowledge mistake, learn from experience, treat others property with care.
3. Borrow only when necessary and return items promptly.
You come across a website that encourages cyberbullying and spreading harmful rumors about classmates. Instead of reporting it or ignoring it, you consider joining in on the negativity.
1. Report harmful content, educate peers about cyberbullying, promote positivity online.
2. Model responsible responsible online behavior, refrain from engaging in negative interactions.
3. See guidance from trusted adults, discuss digital citizenship and online safety.
You have a dream of attending college and pursuing a specific career, but you don't take any steps to achieve those goals, expecting everything to fall into place on its own.
1. Establish smart goals, create an action plan, track your progress regularly.
2. Seek mentorship, break goals into smaller tasks, celebrate milestones.
3. Reflect on personal values and aspirations, pursue passions with determination.
You overhear a private conversation between classmates and instead of walking away or politely ignoring it, you eavesdrop and spread gossip about what you heard.
1. Avoid eavesdropping, respect boundaries, redirect conversation, focus on your own activities.
2. Educate peers about privacy rights, model respectful behavior, promote confidentiality.
3. Reflect on ethical considerations, prioritize respect for others' autonomy and privacy.
You oversleep and arrive late to school, missing the morning announcements and part of your first class. It's becoming a frequent occurrence and you grades are starting to suffer.
1. Set multiple alarms, establish bedtime routine, prepare belongings nightly.
2. Prepare school bag and clothes the before, go to bed earlier.
3. Create consequences for lateness, such as reduced screen time.
You get caught cheating on a quiz and face detention as a consequence. Instead of accepting responsibility, you blame the teacher for not catching you sooner.
1. Acknowledge wrongdoing, accept consequences, commit to improvement.
2. Reflect on behavior, seek guidance from trusted adult, learn from experience.
3. Develop strategies to avoid repeating mistakes, focus on personal growth.
You receive your allowance and immediately spend it all on frivolous items, leaving yourself with nothing to save for important future expenses.
1. Budget allowance, set saving goals, prioritize needs over wants.
2. Delay gratification, research financial literacy resources, seek guidance from parents.
3. Reflect on long-term financial goals, develop strategies for responsible spending.
You post a hurtful comment on a friend's social media post, thinking it's just a joke, but it ends up causing them distress and embarrassment.
1. Delete the hurtful comment, apologize privately, promote positivity online.
2. Reflect on impact of words, think before posting,, educate peers about positivity online.
3. Advocate for digital citizenship education, engage in positive online interactions.
You promise to help organize a school event or fundraiser, but when the time comes to pitch in, you make excuses and bail on your commitment.
1.Honor commitments, communicate openly, apologize in unable to fulfill your promise.
2. Set realistic expectations, prioritize responsibilities, seek accountability.
3. Reflect on the importance of integrity and reliability, strive for consistency in actions.
You school has a rule against using phones during class, but the temptation is too much and you sneakily text your friends under your desk anyways, thinking you won't get caught.
1. Respect school rules and focus on learning.
2. Reflect on consequences of rule-breaking, discuss with teach if struggling.
3. Leave your phone in your backpack at all times during school hours.
You're struggling to understand a concept in math class but are too embarrassed to ask your teacher for help in front of the whole class.
1. Swallow pride, approach teacher privately, seek tutoring or peer assistance.
2. Join study groups, attend extra help sessions, utilize online resources.
3. Establish a supportive environment for asking questions normalize seeking help.
You neglect to feed or walk your dog because you're too busy with schoolwork and extracurricular activities.
1. Establish a feeding and walking schedule, prioritize pet's well-being.
2. Delegate pet care tasks among family members, set reminders for responsibilities.
3. Reflect on responsibilities of pet ownership, seek advice from veterinarian or pet experts.
You Consistently leave assignments until the last minute, procrastinating until you're stressed and rushed to complete them on time.
1. Prioritize tasks, set deadlines, use time management tools, avoid procrastination.
2. Establish routines, limit distractions, delegate tasks when possible, seek balance.
3. Reflect on time management habits, seek guidance from mentors, adjust strategies as needed
Your teachers asks for volunteers to help set up for a class party or clean up after an activity, but you sit back let others do the work while you avoid responsibility.
1. Volunteer willingly, collaborate with peers, take initiative, demonstrate leadership.
2. Participate actively, offer assistance, support classmates, foster teamwork.
3. Reflect on the value of contribution, celebrate collective achievements, encourage participation.
After class ends, you leave your desk covered in crumpled papers, snack wrappers, and pencil shavings. Your teacher reminds the class to clean up, but you ignore it and rush out the door.
1. Respect teacher's request, tidy desk, dispose of trash properly.
2. Develop a habit of cleaning desk after each class.
You procrastinate on a group project until the last minute, causing stress for your teammates and jeopardizing the quality of your work.
1. Break project into manageable tasks, set interim deadlines, prioritize work.
2. Communicate with group members, distribute workload effectively, monitor progress.
3. Reflect on consequences of procrastination, develop time management skills.
You visit a local park with friends and leave behind a trail of trash, disregarding the signs asking visitors to clean up after themselves.
1. Collect trash and dispose of garbage properly, encourage others to do the same.
2. Lead by example, organize community cleanup events, advocate for environmental stewardship.
3. Reflect on importance of preserving shared spaces, participate in local conversation effort.
You vandalize school property with graffiti or carving initials into desks, showing disrespect for the school community and the resources provided to you.
1. Refrain from vandalism, report damage, participate in school beautification projects.
2. Educate peers about respect for shared resources, advocate for school pride.
3. Reflect on impact of property damage, commit to responsible stewardship.
You neglect personal hygiene habits like brushing your teeth, showering regularly, or washing your hands, leading to discomfort for yourself and potential health risks for others.
1. Establish personal hygiene routine, prioritize health and well-being, maintain cleanliness.
2. Educate peers about hygiene practices, promote healthy habits, seek support if needed.
3. Reflect on the importance of self-care, prioritize physical and mental well-being.
You miss the deadline for a big history project because you didn't write down the due date in your planner. Now you're scrambling to finish it before the late submission deadline.
1. Use planner or digital calendar to record due dates.
2. Review planner daily, set reminders for upcoming deadlines.
3. Develop a routine of checking and updating planner regularly.
You overhear a classmate speaking disrespectfully to the school janitor, but you don't intervene or report the behavior to a teacher.
1. Intervene respectfully, remind classmates of school rules, report disrespectful behavior.
2. Lead by example, demonstrate kindness and respect towards all school community members.
3. Advocate for anti-bullying policies, participating in peer mediation programs.
You witness a classmate being bullied by a group of students, but instead of intervening or seeking help, you pretend not to notice and walk away.
1. Intervene safely, offer support to victim, report bullying behavior to adults.
2. Advocate for anti-bullying policies, educate peers about bystander intervention.
3. Reflect on moral obligation to defend others, seek guidance from trusted adult.
You receive a friend request from a stranger on social media but accept it without hesitation, ignoring the potential risks of interacting with unknown individuals online.
1. Review privacy settings, avoid sharing personal information, block/report suspicious accounts.
2. Educate peers about online safety, promote responsible digital citizenship.
3. Reflect on consequences of online actions, seek support from trusted adults, prioritize digital well-being.
You witness inappropriate behavior from classmate, but instead of speaking up or intervening, you silently condone their actions but not taking a stand against them.
1. Model positive behavior, demonstrate integrity, shoe kindness and respect, inspire others.
2. Advocate for values and principles mentor peers, support community initiatives.
3. Reflect on the impact of leadership prioritize positive influence, lead by example consistently.