Hallway Behavior Quiz

What behavior is expected from students in the hallway ?

• Grateful, Open-hearted, Leaders, and Determined

• Quiet, Reserved, Shy, and Timid

• Loud, Disruptive, Careless, and Reckless

• Indifferent, Unconcerned, Detached, and Aloof

Answer explanation

The expected behavior in the hallway is to be Grateful, Open-hearted, Leaders, and Determined, promoting a positive and respectful environment among students.

Why is it important for hallways to be a place of community-building and positive interactions?

• To ensure students can safely get from one place to the next

• To make hallways more crowded

• To encourage students to skip classes

• To allow students to use their phones freely

Answer explanation

Hallways should foster community and positive interactions to create a safe environment for students to move between classes. This ensures they can navigate the school without feeling threatened or isolated.

Which of the following is an example of "Grateful" behavior in the hallway?

• Leaving locker open/ajar

• Keeping lockers organized and closed

• Slamming lockers

• Ignoring greetings from others

Answer explanation

Keeping lockers organized and closed demonstrates respect for shared spaces and consideration for others, reflecting grateful behavior. In contrast, leaving lockers open, slamming them, or ignoring greetings shows a lack of regard.

What is a non-example of "Open-Hearted" behavior?

• Smiling and greeting others

• Welcoming visitors to MCC

• Gossiping/swearing

• Maintaining positive conversations

Answer explanation

Gossiping/swearing is a non-example of "Open-Hearted" behavior as it promotes negativity and division, contrasting with the positive and welcoming nature of the other options.

Which behavior is associated with being a "Leader" in the hallway?

• Running/skipping/pushing

• Walking carefully

• Yelling

• Throwing items

Answer explanation

Walking carefully is a behavior associated with being a "Leader" in the hallway, as it demonstrates respect for others and promotes safety, unlike running, yelling, or throwing items, which can be disruptive.

What is an example of "Determined" behavior?

• Going directly to your destination

• Stopping by other places on the way

• Checking phone between classes

• Looking at Chromebook while walking

Answer explanation

"Going directly to your destination" exemplifies determined behavior as it shows focus and commitment to a goal, unlike the other options which involve distractions or deviations from the intended path.

What will be revisited throughout the year to help students make good choices?

• The PBIS Matrix

• The School Schedule

• The Curriculum Guide

• The Student Handbook

Answer explanation

The document states that the PBIS Matrix will be revisited throughout the year, indicating its importance in guiding behavior expectations and support within the school.

What is a plan of action to promote positive behavior and handle negative behavior?

• Limits

• Guidance

• Discipline

• Redirection