Week 2 Review: Taking Responsibility (Missing School)

Which of the following is an example of showing responsibility at school?

• Showing up prepared and on time

• Blaming others for your problems

• Avoiding the problem

• Making excuses without action

If you miss school, what is a responsible way to handle it?

• Blame your teacher for your absence

• Wait until the problem goes away

• Make a plan to catch up

• Ignore the situation

Why is communicating honestly with adults important in a school setting?

• It helps avoid responsibility

• It allows you to blame others

• It builds trust and helps solve problems

• It encourages making excuses

What can repeated absences eventually become?

• A habit

• A reward

• A mistake

• A challenge

Which of the following is a responsible response to oversleeping or having a poor routine?

• Set two alarms and plan bedtime

• Ignore the problem and hope it improves

• Stay up late and skip preparing clothes

• Only set one alarm and keep your phone nearby

What is a responsible response if a student is feeling stressed, anxious, or overwhelmed?

• Talk to a counselor or teacher and break assignments into smaller steps

• Avoid talking to anyone and do all assignments at once

• Ignore the stress and continue as usual

• Request more assignments to distract yourself

What are two possible consequences of missing school for a student who feels behind in class?

• Academic difficulties and emotional stress

• Winning an award and getting extra homework

• Making new friends and learning new skills

• Getting a scholarship and joining a sports team

Which of the following is a common reason students might miss school?

• Illness

• Winning a prize

• Going to every class

• Completing all homework

Effective communication involves:

• Only speaking

• Only listening

• Both speaking and listening

• Neither speaking nor listening

When you disagree with a friend, what is a good communication skill to use?

• Ignore them

• Yell louder

• Use "I" statements to express your feelings

• Let them win the argument

Tags

DOK Level 2: Skill/Concept