Key Concepts
What is a stereotype? Give an example.
A stereotype is a fixed, oversimplified belief about a group of people. Example: "All teenagers are lazy."
How might stereotypes lead to misunderstandings in friendships?
They can cause people to misjudge others, leading to mistrust or conflict.
Can stereotypes ever be positive? Why or why not?
Some may seem positive, but they still generalise and ignore individual differences, which can be harmful
Imagine a new student joins your class from a different culture. How would you make them feel welcome?
Greet them warmly, include them in activities, and show interest in their background.
What is the largest planet in our solar system?
Jupiter
How can stereotypes affect the way people treat each other?
They can lead to unfair treatment, exclusion, or assumptions that damage relationships.
Describe a situation where empathy helped improve a relationship.
When a friend was upset, listening and understanding their feelings helped rebuild trust
How do media and social platforms influence stereotypes?
They often reinforce stereotypes through biased portrayals or limited representation
What should you do if you saw someone being excluded because of a stereotype?
Speak up, support the person being excluded, and educate others about fairness.
What is the hardest natural substance on Earth?
Diamond
What does it mean to show respect in a relationship?
It means listening, valuing others’ opinions, and treating them with kindness and fairness
What are some ways respect can be shown in a classroom setting?
Listening when others speak, using polite language, and accepting different opinions.
Think of a time you felt respected—how did it affect your behaviour?
Feeling respected made me more confident and willing to participate.
How can you show empathy to someone who is upset?
Listen without judging, offer comfort, and try to understand their feelings
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How is empathy different from sympathy?
Empathy is understanding and sharing another person's feelings; sympathy is feeling sorry for them.
How can valuing diversity strengthen teamwork?
Diverse teams bring varied ideas and skills, leading to better problem-solving and creativity.
Why is empathy important in resolving conflicts?
It helps people understand each other’s perspectives and find common ground.
What role does respect play in teacher-student relationships?
It builds trust, encourages learning, and creates a positive classroom environment
What is the national sport of Japan?
Sumo Wrestling
Why is valuing diversity important in a community?
It promotes inclusion, reduces discrimination, and helps people learn from different perspectives.
What are the consequences of not respecting others’ differences?
It can lead to exclusion, bullying, and broken relationships.
How can schools promote diversity and inclusion?
Through inclusive policies, diverse curriculum, and celebrating different cultures.
How can valuing diversity help in group projects?
It allows everyone to contribute unique ideas and perspectives, improving the outcome.
What is the only mammal that is able to fly?
A bat