Understanding Life Experiences

Why is it important to understand and respect different life experiences?

• It helps us win arguments.

• It makes others agree with us.

• It builds harmony and strengthens relationships.

• It makes everyone the same.

What is one rule for respectful discussion mentioned in the lesson?

• Speak loudly to dominate the conversation.

• One person speaks at a time.

• Interrupt others frequently.

• Avoid asking any questions.

In the Circle of Viewpoints strategy, what is the main goal of discussing features for a neighbourhood park?

• To argue about the best ideas.

• To understand different perspectives and needs.

• To compete for the best drawing.

• To convince others that your idea is the only correct one.

Which of these is NOT a reason to be sensitive to others' views and experiences?

• It helps us make decisions benefiting more people.

• It strengthens community relationships.

• It ensures everyone always agrees.

• It builds harmony in our community.

Which activity encourages students to reflect on their own efforts to understand others?

• Circle of Viewpoints

• Think-Pair-Share

• Journal Writing

• Presenting to class

What should you do when someone else is speaking during a group discussion?

• Prepare your next argument.

• Listen to understand.

• Think about something else.

• Interrupt with questions immediately.

After hearing different viewpoints, students are asked to:

• Argue their points louder.

• Reflect on how these views helped them make better decisions.

• Change their ideas to match everyone else.

• Ignore differing opinions.

What can happen when we do NOT make an effort to understand others' life experiences?

• Increased harmony.

• Strengthened relationships.

• Misunderstandings and conflicts.

• Better community decisions.

Sharing personal experiences with others can:

• Lead to misunderstandings.

• Encourage competition.

• Help us understand others better.

• Prevent communication.

Why do students draw their park ideas and share with a partner?

• To showcase drawing skills.

• To practice competition.

• To appreciate different ideas and perspectives.

• To confirm everyone has the same idea.