Conflict Resolution and Communication Skills

The video tutorial helps students differentiate between tattling and telling. Tattling is when someone wants to get another person in trouble, while telling is when someone reports a situation where someone is hurt, sick, or unsafe. The video provides examples of both scenarios and encourages students to practice appropriate responses. It emphasizes the importance of solving problems independently when possible and seeking help when necessary.

What is the main purpose of understanding the difference between telling and tattling?

• To make friends easily

• To avoid all conflicts

• To solve problems independently

• To get others in trouble

Which of the following is a reason for tattling?

• To help someone who is hurt

• To solve a problem independently

• To get someone in trouble

• To ensure safety

When is it appropriate to tell rather than tattle?

• When you want someone else to solve your problem

• When you want to avoid doing your work

• When someone is hurt or sick

• When you dislike someone's actions

What should John do instead of tattling when someone colors on his paper?

• Color on their paper in return

• Ask the person to stop coloring on his paper

• Ignore it and do nothing

• Tell the teacher immediately

Why is it considered telling when Morgan falls and cries?

• Because Morgan is hurt and needs help

• Because Morgan is being unsafe

• Because Morgan is not sharing

• Because Morgan is not following rules

What should Jason do instead of tattling when someone butts in line?

• Push the person back

• Ignore the situation

• Say 'Excuse me, I am first because I am the line leader'

• Tell the teacher

How can Michael solve the problem of not receiving a paper?

• Complain to the teacher

• Ask Michael politely for a paper

• Wait for the teacher to notice

• Take someone else's paper

Why is it telling when Lily is playing in the bathroom?

• Because Lily is not sharing

• Because Lily is being loud

• Because Lily is not following instructions

• Because it's not safe or respectful

What should a student do if someone doesn't want to play with them at recess?

• Sit alone and do nothing

• Complain to their parents

• Ask someone else to play

• Tell the teacher

Why is it telling when Luke and Kyle keep pushing someone down?

• Because they are being loud

• Because they are being unsafe

• Because they are not sharing

• Because they are not listening