When someone talks to you about your work, what do you do first?

• Get mad.

• Walk away.

• Listen.

• Say "no!"

Why listen to feedback?

• To fight.

• To get better.

• To be mean.

• To hide.

Your teacher says, "Try to write nicer." What do you say?

• "No!"

• "I don't care."

• "Okay, I will."

• "You're wrong."

If someone talks mean, what do you listen to?

• Just the mean words.

• What they say, not how they say it.

• Nothing.

• Only the nice words.

How do you learn from feedback?

• Forget it.

• Write down what to fix.

• Only remember good things.

• Hide it.

Listening helps you:

• Fight more.

• Learn more.

• Do no work.

• Make others sad.

Your coach says, "Kick harder!" What do you do?

• Say "I'm good!"

• Kick harder next time.

• Stop playing.

• Say "You're wrong!"

Mom says, "Clean your room." You feel mad. What do you do?

• Yell.

• Slam the door.

• Take a breath and listen.

• Hide.

Feedback can be:

• Only bad.

• Only good.

• Good and bad.

• Never good.

What did you learn about feedback?

• It's always mean.

• It helps me grow.

• Don't listen to it.

• It's only for grown-ups.