Willis College Aug 2024 Staff Meeting

What is the most widely printed book in history?

• The Bible

• The Quran

• Harry Potter

• IKEA Catalogue

The expiration date on bottled water is for the bottle, not the water.

• True

• False

What is a learner's first exposure to the concept that actions have consequences?

• The fear of being punished

• Learning cultural norms

• Being disciplined by their parents in a caring and loving manner

• Observing the behavior of others

What happens when there are no consequences for wrongdoings?

• The wrongdoer learns from their mistakes

• Good behavior is naturally reinforced

• The offense is likely to be repeated and possibly escalated

• Society maintains clear distinctions between right and wrong

According to the article, what is a potential consequence of letting small infractions slide?

• instructor becomes more forgiving

• Learners become more aware of their actions

• Learners becomes desensitized to wrongdoings over time

• Learners learn to avoid making the same mistakes

What does the article suggest is more important than punishment?

• Strict enforcement of rules

• Promoting strength of character, solid personal values, and personal responsibility

• Implementing harsh penalties

• Allowing exceptions to rules in certain cases

What is the key message regarding personal responsibility in the article?

• Learners should be free to do whatever they want without consequences

• Punishments are the most effective way to correct behavior

• Learners must own their actions and understand that they are not free from the consequences

• Instructor should enforce strict rules to maintain order

The article states that if there are no consequences for misconduct, the likelihood that the offense will be (a)   increases.

Who is the author of the article "The Consequences of No Consequences"?

• • John Maxwell

• • Stephen Covey

• Frank Sonnenberg

• Simon Sinek

Who is the author of the article "Willis College Student Handbook?

• Compliance Department

• Willis College Management

• Robert Dinero

• Frank Bill