Behavior Expectations

Being respectful, being on task, being acheving, and being responsible are social skills that:

• you are born with and cannot change.

• you learn and can practice.

• are not very important.

• All of the above.

Respect means.....

• buying someone expensive gifts.

• telling someone an important secret.

• liking all the same things as someone.

• treating someone with care and kindness.

How can you respect yourself?

• Recognize your own accomplishments

• Be overly self-critical

• Do what makes other people happy

• Stay true to yourself

Valuing, respecting, and feeling confident about yourself describes:

• competence

• self-esteem

• resilience

• experience

Which of the following respectful behaviors would help you communicate with an adult or peer?

• Calm tone of voice.
• Explaining your feeling. 
• Good eye contact. 
• All of these. 

You can be respectful by following the Golden Rule. What is the Golden Rule?

• treat others the way you want to be treated

• don't run in the hallway

• don't hit people

• don't sharpen a pencil while the teacher is talking

Which of these is an example of treating people how you’d want to be treated?

• Mark can’t find his favorite sweatshirt, so he checks his brother’s closet to see if he borrowed it.

• Luisa sits with the new girl at lunch because she knows starting at a new school must feel lonely.

4. Being Responsible means..... doing what you are supposed to do or approriately asked to do.

• true

• false

Responsibility is being accountable for your...

• actions.
• behavior.
• decisions.
• All of the above.

If you do the right thing at the right time others can...

• depend of you.
• forget about you.
• text you.
• give you presents.