Character Education Practice Final Exam 2023

Describe the difference between passive listening/reading and active listening/reading.

• Passive hearing involves listening without understanding what is being said. Active listening involves listening to the speaker and what they say. In contrast

• Passive listening involves hearing without understanding what is being said. Active listening involves talking to the speaker and what they say. In contrast

• Active listening involves listening to the speaker and what they say. In contrast, passive listening involves listening without understanding what is being said.

• Active listening involves hearing to the speech and what they say. On the other hand, passive listening involves talking without understanding what is being said.

1.      What is Character Education?  

• is a process hindering students and adults in a school community. It teaches principals the importance of understanding, caring about and acting on core ethical values such as respect, justice, civic virtue, citizenship, and responsibility for self and others. Acting upon such core values, will help form the attitudes and actions that are the assurance of a safe, healthy and informed communities, which are the foundation of our society.

• is a learning process that empowers students and adults in a school community. It teaches students the importance of understanding, caring about and acting on core ethical values such as respect, justice, civic virtue, citizenship, and responsibility for self and others. Acting upon such core values, will help form the attitudes and actions that are the assurance of a safe, healthy and informed communities, which are the foundation of our society.

• is a learning process that empowers students and adults in a school community. It teaches adults the importance of understanding, caring about and acting on core ethical values such as respect, justice, civic virtue, citizenship, and responsibility for self and others. Not acting upon such core values, will help form the attitudes and actions that are the assurance of a safe, healthy and informed communities, which are the foundation of our society.

• is a learning process that empowers students and adults in a school community. It will not teach the importance of understanding, caring about and acting on core ethical values such as respect, justice, civic virtue, citizenship, and responsibility for self and others. Acting upon such core values, will help form the attitudes and actions that are the assurance of a safe, healthy and informed communities, which are the foundation of our society.

1.      What is stress?

• a natural human response that prompts us to address challenges and threats in our lives.

• a worrying human response that prompts us to address challenges and threats in our lives.

• an anxious human response that prompts us to address challenges and threats in our lives.

• a way human response to address challenges and threats in our lives.

1.      List three of the steps to good time management.

• Individual, Prioritize, and Schedule your task.

• Immediate, Prioritize, and Schedule your task.

• Identify, Prioritize, and Schedule your task.

• Imagine, Prioritize, and Schedule your task.

1.      Define “obstacle.”

• An object in the way of progression, you must jump over. Obstacles can be natural, manmade, or a combination of both.

• Any obstruction designed or employed to disrupt, fix, turn, or block the movement of an opposing force, and to impose additional losses in personnel, time, and equipment on the opposing force.

• Anything designed or employed to help, fix, turn, or block the movement of an opposing force, and to impose additional losses in personnel, time, and equipment on the opposing force. .

• A course designed to hinder anyone from getting to the next area of their lives.

1.      Why is self-respect important?

• Helps us to work through challenges, build muscles in life, and maintain our emotional health.

• Self-respect helps us to work through challenges, build resilience in life, and maintain our stressful health.

• Self-respect helps us to work through changes, build resilience in life, and maintain our emotional health.

• Self-respect helps us to work through challenges, build resilience in life, and maintain our emotional health.

What traits are needed to demonstrate self-respect?

• Being Responsible, Resist Instant Gratification, Be True to Yourself, Control Your Emotions, Don’t Be Controlled By Others’ Opinions, Follow Through With Your Promises, Be Honest With Yourself and Be a Lifelong Learner

• Lifelong learner and critical thinker. Diligent and capable performer. Socially and emotionally skilled person. Ethical thinker. Respectful and responsible moral agent. Self-disciplined person who pursues a healthy lifestyle. Contributing community member and democratic citizen. Spiritual person engaged in crafting a life of noble purpose.

• Lifelong learner and critical thinker. Diligent and capable performer. Socially and emotionally skilled person. Ethical thinker. Respectful and responsible moral agent. Self-disciplined person who pursues a healthy lifestyle. Contributing community member and democratic citizen. Spiritual person engaged in crafting a life of noble purpose.

• Being Responsible, Encourage Instant Gratification, Be True to Yourself, Control Your Emotions, Be Controlled By Others’ Opinions, Follow Through With Your Promises, Be Honest With Yourself and Be a Lifelong Learner

List three advantages of listening/reading actively.

• Depend on others for support, provide moral support for others and have pride in yourself.

• Earn the trust and respect of your peers. Understand issues and formulate better solutions. Active listening can help you diffuse conflict.

• Duty, honor and respect.

• Encourage others to trust and respect of your peers. Understand issues and formulate better solutions. Active listening can help you diffuse conflict.

1.      Give an example of a time when you listened/read passively and a time when you listened/read actively.

How can having a pros/cons list help you make decisions? Weighing your pros and cons can speed up the decision-making process, improve your understanding of the situation, and help you avoid decision-making paralysis

• Pros and cons can speed up the decision-making process, improve your understanding of the situation, and will not help you avoid decision-making paralysis

• Weighing your pros and cons can slows down the decision-making process, improve your understanding of the situation, and help you avoid decision-making pitfalls.

• Weighing your pros and cons can speed up the decision-making process, improve your understanding of the situation, and help you avoid decision-making paralysis

• Checking your pros and cons can speed up the decision-making process, will not improve your understanding of the situation, and help you avoid decision-making downfalls.