Flight Friday - Ownership Flashcard

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What does it mean to take ownership of your actions?

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Admit your mistakes and make different choices later

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You broke something at school by accident. What should you do?

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Admit what happened and offer to help fix it

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Your friend asks you to skip class with them. What’s the best choice? Options: Do it so they don’t think you’re scared, Do it and promise yourself not to get caught, Let them decide for you

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Think about the consequences and say no

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When you make a poor choice, what is the first step to fixing it?

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Take responsibility and apologize

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You're very confused in class, but don't raise your hand when the teacher asks if anyone needs them to explain it one more time. What is the problem with not raising your hand?

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You don't get the help you actually need

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Your group project isn't going well because one classmate isn't doing any work, even after asking nicely. What is your best option?

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Ask your teacher what your options are and try to find a solution

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What is a sign of someone not taking responsibility? Options: Saying “I messed up, and I’ll fix it.”, Asking "but what about them?!" when a student is called out for goofing off with friends during class, Trying to make things right, Apologizing and improving

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Asking "but what about them?!" when a student is called out for goofing off with friends during class

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You forgot to study and failed a quiz. What’s the most mature response?

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Admit you didn’t study and ask how you can make up for it

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When making a tough decision, you should:

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Think about the consequences

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Why is taking ownership of your actions important?

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It helps you grow and shows you can be trusted.