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Passive vs. Direct Communication
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A peer keeps interrupting you during group work.
Direct communication: "Can I finish what I was saying first?"
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A peer leaves you out of a game on purpose.
Passive response: Walk away and play something else without saying anything.
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Okay!
You feel left out when others are whispering.
Passive response: Stay quiet and pretend not to notice.
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You don’t like how someone is talking to you.
Direct communication: "I don’t like that tone. Can you speak more nicely?"
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Your sibling wont stop singing while you do homework.
Direct communication: "Can you please be quiet? I'm trying to do my homework."
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Okay!
You don't like the game being played at recess.
Direct communication: "Can we take turns choosing the game?"
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Someone whispers about you.
Passive communication: you can ignore them
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A classmate keeps copying your answers.
Direct communication: "I worked hard on this. Please do your own work."
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You need a break during class.
Direct communication: "Can I take a break for a few minutes?"
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Someone says you’re not good at something.
Direct communication: "That was unkind. I’m still learning, and I’m trying my best."
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A classmate cuts in line.
Direct communication: "Excuse me, I was next."
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Someone gives you a mean look
Passive response: you can ignore them or walk away
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You get assigned a partner you don’t get along with.
Passive response: Stay quiet and work anyway without saying anything.
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You don’t like how someone is treating your friend.
Direct communication: "Please stop treating my friend like that. It's not kind."
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Someone takes your pencil without asking.
Direct communication: "'Please ask before taking my things."
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Your friend says something that hurts your feelings.
Direct communication: "That really hurt my feelings. Please don’t say that again."
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Your friend talks over you
Direct communication: "Please don't interrupt me, I wasn't done speaking."
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Someone makes fun of your lunch.
Direct communication: "I like what I brought. Please don’t make fun of my food."
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Someone bumps into you accidentally
Passive response: just ignore it
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Someone keeps calling you a nickname you don’t like.
Direct communication: "I don’t like being called that. Please use my real name."
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Okay!
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