Follow Rules for Respectful Discussions - 2nd Grade Reading
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Which option is the best response when a classmate is speaking: talk, listen, or interrupt?
Which option is the best response when a classmate is speaking: talk, listen, or interrupt?
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Listen. Listening shows respect and helps you learn from others.
Listen. Listening shows respect and helps you learn from others.
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Identify the rule being broken: Two students talk at the same time during sharing.
Identify the rule being broken: Two students talk at the same time during sharing.
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The rule is to speak one at a time. Only one person should speak to avoid confusion and show respect.
The rule is to speak one at a time. Only one person should speak to avoid confusion and show respect.
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Identify the best action: You want to add an idea while another student is talking.
Identify the best action: You want to add an idea while another student is talking.
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Raise your hand and wait. This follows the rule for gaining the floor respectfully.
Raise your hand and wait. This follows the rule for gaining the floor respectfully.
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What is the rule about staying on topic during a discussion about a text?
What is the rule about staying on topic during a discussion about a text?
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Talk about the topic or text being discussed. Staying on topic helps everyone learn about the subject together.
Talk about the topic or text being discussed. Staying on topic helps everyone learn about the subject together.
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What should you do if you did not hear or understand what a classmate said?
What should you do if you did not hear or understand what a classmate said?
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Ask a polite question for clarification. Asking politely shows respect while helping you understand better.
Ask a polite question for clarification. Asking politely shows respect while helping you understand better.
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What should your voice sound like when you speak in a group discussion?
What should your voice sound like when you speak in a group discussion?
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Clear and at an appropriate volume. This ensures everyone can hear and understand your ideas.
Clear and at an appropriate volume. This ensures everyone can hear and understand your ideas.
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What is one respectful body behavior that shows you are listening?
What is one respectful body behavior that shows you are listening?
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Face the speaker and keep your body calm. Body language shows you value what others are saying.
Face the speaker and keep your body calm. Body language shows you value what others are saying.
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Identify the best action: The discussion is about a story, but you start talking about recess.
Identify the best action: The discussion is about a story, but you start talking about recess.
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Return to the story topic. Staying on topic respects the discussion purpose and others' time.
Return to the story topic. Staying on topic respects the discussion purpose and others' time.
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Identify the best action: You are excited and start speaking loudly over others.
Identify the best action: You are excited and start speaking loudly over others.
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Stop, lower your voice, and wait your turn. Self-control helps maintain respectful discussion rules.
Stop, lower your voice, and wait your turn. Self-control helps maintain respectful discussion rules.
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Which option best shows you are listening with care: making faces or looking at the speaker?
Which option best shows you are listening with care: making faces or looking at the speaker?
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Looking at the speaker. Eye contact shows you're paying attention and care about their ideas.
Looking at the speaker. Eye contact shows you're paying attention and care about their ideas.
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Identify the best action: A classmate shares an idea you disagree with.
Identify the best action: A classmate shares an idea you disagree with.
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Respond politely and explain your idea respectfully. Disagreeing respectfully keeps discussions positive and productive.
Respond politely and explain your idea respectfully. Disagreeing respectfully keeps discussions positive and productive.
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Find and correct the discussion mistake: You call out an answer without being called on.
Find and correct the discussion mistake: You call out an answer without being called on.
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Raise your hand and wait to be called on. Calling out interrupts others and breaks turn-taking rules.
Raise your hand and wait to be called on. Calling out interrupts others and breaks turn-taking rules.
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What should you do if you want to speak but someone else is still talking?
What should you do if you want to speak but someone else is still talking?
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Wait until the speaker finishes, then raise your hand. Shows patience and respect for current speaker.
Wait until the speaker finishes, then raise your hand. Shows patience and respect for current speaker.
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What is the discussion rule called that means waiting until it is your turn to talk?
What is the discussion rule called that means waiting until it is your turn to talk?
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Taking turns to speak. This ensures everyone gets a chance to share their ideas.
Taking turns to speak. This ensures everyone gets a chance to share their ideas.
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Identify the rule being followed: A student listens quietly and nods while others speak.
Identify the rule being followed: A student listens quietly and nods while others speak.
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Listening to others with care. Active listening shows respect and engagement.
Listening to others with care. Active listening shows respect and engagement.
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