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Why is it important to respect other's different opinion and feelings when working in a group?
You don't want to hurt other's feelings, be disrespectful or insult anyone - and if you think you might have - always check in with that person & apologize
How can you find out more about people around you - especially about their strengths and interests if you are working together on a group project
Aske them questions, watch them, talk to people who know them - always in a kind and respectful manner. Remember boundaries in conversations - nothing personal
What are some differences we cannot see?
Religion, Nationality (sometimes), their favourite video game (sometimes), if the person has special needs etc.
What are some differences that we can see?
Race, Gender - Sometimes, Height, Weight, Hair Colour (Bald is Beautiful!) etc.
Why do people form different points of views? A. Experience with the situation​ B. Learning or knowledge​ C. Opinion heard from someone else​ D. Opinion based on feelings​ E. All of the above
E. - All the above are correct
True or False Everyone sees things from the same point of view as me. Everyone thinks and feels the same way I do.
False - people have different points of view, thoughts and feelings.
Different Points of View or Perspectives Refers to: A. How someone feels or thinks about a situation or topic. B. The places marked on a map to follow
A.
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