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WorksheetsDARE Review
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 6mins
I understand the Virtual Learning PBIS Expectations.
Yes
Mostly
No
What part of DARE is it when I show up to class with all my materials ready and log in on time?
Determined
Accountable
Respectful
Excellent
Why is it important to keep Zoom links private?
It’s respectful to your classmates and teachers.
It’s a funny prank to let anyone into your class.
Teachers want classes to be a secret.
To make sure you have time to finish your work.
On Monday Rocky was laying in his bed after signing into his session. He was eating when he was called on to answer a question and then he couldn’t find his homework. Rocky did not meet the ____________ expectation.
Determined
Accountable
Respectful
Excellent
Virtual Excellence is displayed by:
Asking questions
Laying your head down on your desk or table at home during the lesson.
Taking notes during class.
Both A and C
When a classmate is sharing their ideas about a topic, what should you be doing?
Figuring out what you’re going to say in response.
Turn off your camera so that your classmates can’t see you playing on your phone.
Listening to their ideas so you understand everything they’re saying- and THEN think about your response.
Raise your hand quickly so that everyone will hear your idea instead of theirs.
What part of DARE is it when technology use is focused on the current lesson and I pull my weight on team projects?
Determined
Accountable
Respectful
Excellent
Virtual Excellence is:
Texting your friend during the lesson.
Working in groups to solve a problem
Submitting your work a week late.
Laying in the bed under the covers while the teacher is presenting the lesson.
I understand why DARE relationships are important?
Yes
Mostly
No
What part of DARE is it when I include others in my friend group and listen to their stories so I might learn more about them?
Determined - Take time to Listen and learn
Accountable - Acknowledge other opinions
Respectful - Talk with one another not about one another
Excellent - Use kind words
Excellence in the Relationships DARE matrix includes:
Use kind words when talking with one another.
Take time to listen and learn about each other, and celebrate the diversity of the McClure family.
Own your mistakes.
None of the above
Your group of friends have been arguing in your group chat for 2 days. What is the BEST next step to help resolve the problem?
Start talking to other groups of friends about the problem.
Post on social media about the issue.
Reach out to an adult to get guidance.
Leave the group chat and never talk to any of them again.
What part of DARE Relationships is it when you know your opinion is not the only one and you admit when you are wrong?
Determined- Be inclusive of others
Accountable- There many different points of view
Respectful - Allow others to finish speaking
Excellent - Seek assistance if you cannot find common ground
On Friday Elsa was talking to her friends about their planned group Face time during the weekend. She was asked if Anna was joining to which Elsa turned up her nose saying, "Ewww, No Way!" Elsa did not meet the ___________ expectation.
Determined - Be inclusive of others.
Accountable - Own your mistakes.
Respectful - Allow others to finish speaking.
Excellent - Seek assistance you cannot find common ground.
In the Relationships DARE matrix, Excellence states “Seek assistance if you cannot find common ground.” Who can you seek assistance from at McClure?
Your school counselor
Another adult in the building you trust
Your best friend that will take your side
A & B only
During class on Thursday Tiana was sharing how much she loves going to Six Flags. She shared her love for roller coasters. She asks what your opinion but you don't really like Six Flags. How should you respond?
In the chat box type that you hate roller coasters.
Tell Tiana she is crazy because Six Flags stinks.
Tell Tiana that you don't love six flags but that's cool she lives so close and can visit it often.
Make a yawning noise as she speaks.
A classmate keeps suggesting goofy ideas for a group assignment. How should you respond?
Tell your classmate to, “shut up because your ideas are dumb”.
Look for the good in their ideas; try to work their goofy ideas into good ideas.
Complain to your teacher and refuse to work in that group.
Try to come up with your own, even goofier ideas!
