Follow Rules for Respectful Discussions - 3rd Grade Reading
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What is the discussion rule about staying on the topic or text being discussed?
What is the discussion rule about staying on the topic or text being discussed?
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Keep your comments about the topic or the text. Staying on topic keeps the discussion focused and productive.
Keep your comments about the topic or the text. Staying on topic keeps the discussion focused and productive.
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Identify the best action: You want to speak, but the teacher has not called on anyone yet.
Identify the best action: You want to speak, but the teacher has not called on anyone yet.
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Raise your hand and wait quietly. This follows the proper procedure for gaining the floor.
Raise your hand and wait quietly. This follows the proper procedure for gaining the floor.
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Which sentence is a respectful way to enter a discussion: “That is wrong” or “I think differently because…”?
Which sentence is a respectful way to enter a discussion: “That is wrong” or “I think differently because…”?
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“I think differently because…”. This phrase disagrees without attacking the person.
“I think differently because…”. This phrase disagrees without attacking the person.
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Identify the rule being broken: A student interrupts a speaker to add an idea.
Identify the rule being broken: A student interrupts a speaker to add an idea.
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Speaking out of turn (interrupting). Interrupting violates the one-speaker-at-a-time rule.
Speaking out of turn (interrupting). Interrupting violates the one-speaker-at-a-time rule.
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Which option best shows respectful turn-taking: calling out or waiting to be called on?
Which option best shows respectful turn-taking: calling out or waiting to be called on?
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Waiting to be called on. Waiting shows respect; calling out interrupts others.
Waiting to be called on. Waiting shows respect; calling out interrupts others.
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What is the best next step if you have something to say but someone else is speaking?
What is the best next step if you have something to say but someone else is speaking?
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Wait until the speaker finishes, then raise your hand. This shows respect for the current speaker's turn.
Wait until the speaker finishes, then raise your hand. This shows respect for the current speaker's turn.
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Which action best shows respect when a classmate is speaking: making faces or paying attention?
Which action best shows respect when a classmate is speaking: making faces or paying attention?
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Paying attention. Attention shows respect; making faces is disrespectful.
Paying attention. Attention shows respect; making faces is disrespectful.
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What does it mean to follow agreed-upon rules during a class discussion?
What does it mean to follow agreed-upon rules during a class discussion?
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Use the class rules so everyone can share and learn respectfully. Rules ensure everyone gets a fair chance to participate.
Use the class rules so everyone can share and learn respectfully. Rules ensure everyone gets a fair chance to participate.
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What is the respectful way to gain the floor when you want to speak?
What is the respectful way to gain the floor when you want to speak?
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Raise your hand and wait to be called on. This prevents interrupting and shows respect for the current speaker.
Raise your hand and wait to be called on. This prevents interrupting and shows respect for the current speaker.
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Which action shows you are listening with care during a discussion?
Which action shows you are listening with care during a discussion?
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Look at the speaker and stay quiet until it is your turn. Eye contact and silence show respect and help you understand the speaker.
Look at the speaker and stay quiet until it is your turn. Eye contact and silence show respect and help you understand the speaker.
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Which option follows discussion rules: responding to the text or changing the subject to a game?
Which option follows discussion rules: responding to the text or changing the subject to a game?
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Responding to the text. Staying on topic follows the rule about discussing the text.
Responding to the text. Staying on topic follows the rule about discussing the text.
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Identify the best way to show you listened: repeat the speaker’s main point before you respond.
Identify the best way to show you listened: repeat the speaker’s main point before you respond.
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Restate the main point, then share your response. Restating shows you listened carefully before responding.
Restate the main point, then share your response. Restating shows you listened carefully before responding.
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Identify the best way to invite others to speak so everyone follows discussion rules.
Identify the best way to invite others to speak so everyone follows discussion rules.
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Ask, “Would you like to share your idea?” and wait. This invitation encourages participation while maintaining order.
Ask, “Would you like to share your idea?” and wait. This invitation encourages participation while maintaining order.
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What should you do if you disagree with someone during a discussion?
What should you do if you disagree with someone during a discussion?
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Disagree politely and give a reason without interrupting. This maintains respect while expressing different viewpoints.
Disagree politely and give a reason without interrupting. This maintains respect while expressing different viewpoints.
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Which action shows you are speaking one at a time during a discussion?
Which action shows you are speaking one at a time during a discussion?
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Wait until the current speaker finishes before talking. This follows the one-at-a-time rule for respectful discussions.
Wait until the current speaker finishes before talking. This follows the one-at-a-time rule for respectful discussions.
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