What does inclusion mean in a classroom setting?
Creating a group of students who always agree with you
Actively welcoming and valuing everyone’s contributions
Letting people join when they ask enough times
Choosing the same partners every time
What behavior might indicate someone is feeling excluded?
Asking the teacher questions during class
Looking down and staying isolated during group time
Laughing loudly in the corner
Choosing to sit alone to read quietly
Why do some people bully others?
They are naturally mean and bad
They are always confident and strong
Their trying to feel powerful because of their own problems
They enjoy helping people in confusing ways
Why is kindness valuable, even when no one is watching?
Teachers reward kind students
It creates a positive environment and shows strong character
People will like you more
It helps you get favors later
If you witness bullying, what is the most effective first step?
Publicly defend the victim in front of everyone
Record the situation on your phone
Challenge the bully to a debate
Inform a trusted adult and offer support to the victim
What shows strong collaboration skills?
Letting others do the work so they feel included too
Considering everyone's ideas and contributing to the group
Taking control to make sure the group stays on track
Waiting to speak until everyone agrees with you
What is self-awareness in emotional learning?
Recognizing your emotions and how they affect your actions
Always knowing what to say in public
Controlling how others see you
Ignoring your feelings so you don’t cause problems
Which of these is an example of positive self-talk?
“I always mess up, so why bother trying?”
“Maybe I'm smart enough for this.”
“This is hard, but I can improve if I keep practicing.”
“Everyone is better than me at this.”
What is a helpful strategy if you're afraid to speak up?
Keep quiet until someone notices
Wait for someone else to speak for you
Practice what you want to say and take slow breaths
Say something quickly and hope it’s over
How can trust be built in friendships?
Making fun of each other playfully in front of others
Only hanging out when it’s convenient
Telling white lies to avoid hurting feelings
Being reliable, honest, and keeping your promises
What is the most constructive way to resolve conflict?
Ignore the situation and hope it disappears
Use calm, respectful communication and active listening
Tell everyone your side so they take your part
Avoid the person forever, you can't be friends
How can you tell you're being assertive instead of aggressive?
You express your needs without disrespecting others
You repeat your demand until the other person agrees
You raise your voice to make your point stronger
You walk away without saying anything
What shows strong emotional intelligence?
Ignoring all feelings
Crying every time you feel overwhelmed
Recognizing your emotions and responding in helpful ways
Always pretending you’re happy
Why should we listen carefully to others’ ideas?
It shows we value others’ ideas and builds understanding
To get ahead in class discussions
So we can repeat them and sound smart
So we can find mistakes in their thinking
If you’ve hurt someone’s feelings, what is the most meaningful action?
Blame someone else who was also involved
Say “Sorry” and walk away
Apologize sincerely and ask how you can make it right
Pretend nothing happened
What’s a caring response to someone who is upset?
“That’s not a real problem.”
“I see you're upset—do you want to talk or need some space?”
“You’re being dramatic.”
“You're okay."
How do you know if you're telling, not tattling?
You tell about something that already stopped
You’re just trying to be the first to tell
You’re saying something serious to keep someone safe
You tell to get someone in trouble
Which of the following is the least helpful way to deal with frustration?
Counting to 20 and taking deep breaths
Talking to someone you trust
Writing your feelings in a journal
Blaming others loudly for your mistake
What creates a safer school environment for everyone?
Avoiding people you don’t like
Reporting mean behavior and including others in activities
Only standing up for your friends
Sharing secrets to keep people entertained
What is a bystander in a bullying situation?
A teacher who is watching closely
A teacher who is watching closely
Someone who witnesses bullying but doesn’t get involved
The person being bullied
What does a strong friendship include?
Sharing secrets with others for fun
Always doing what one person wants
Agreeing on everything
Mutual respect, support, and honesty—even during arguments
What is empathy?
Telling someone how they should feel
Agreeing with everything someone says so they feel better
Understanding another person's feelings from their POV
Feeling the exact same way as someone else
What is the most appropriate response if someone keeps making mean comments to you?
Yell at them so they stop
Make fun of them in return
Express that their behavior is not okay
Say nothing and pretend it doesn't hurt, it'll stop
What does it look like to stand up for someone being hurt emotionally?
Record the incident and post it online
Calmly tell the person hurting them to stop & tell an adult
Say nothing unless it happens again
Wait until the person comes to you
Which of the following clearly qualifies as bullying?
Excluding someone from a game
Repeatedly calling someone names to embarrass them
Disagreeing with someone during a group project
Teasing a close friend who laughs with you
If someone says they’re being bullied, what should you avoid doing?
Asking if they’d like support
Listening and believing them
Telling them to toughen up and deal with it themselves
Encouraging them to talk to a trusted adult
Which of the following best shows respectful behavior during a conversation?
Looking at your phone while someone talks
Speaking over others to make your point
Waiting for your turn to speak while maintaining eye contact
Nodding and listening, looking at your surroundings
What does being responsible most accurately mean?
Owning your actions and following through on commitments
Completing assignments when someone reminds you
Telling others what they forgot to do
Finishing your work quickly
What should you do if someone keeps bothering you daily?
Report the repeated behavior and document what happened
Keep your feelings hidden
Tease them back to make them stop
Ask your classmates to confront them
What is the healthiest first step to managing sudden anger?
Breathe and remove yourself from the situation
Tell the person immediately why they made you mad
Throw something or punch a pillow
Keep it inside until it goes away