Bully Intervention: Check for Understanding

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Bully Intervention Check for Understanding
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Assessment

• This assessment exercise is designed to check the
  understanding of students after the presentation
  of the bully intervention program. The goal of
  this process is to ensure that students have
  discovered healthier options and more effective
  solutions for solving their problems. After the
  student has completed the test, the teacher
  should discuss each of the questions and answers
  and provide guidance or retraining when
  necessary.

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• Name the three common reactions to conflict
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•   __________ the problem or other person does not
  exist.
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•   ___________ someone else.
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•   Try to start a ______________.

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• What are the steps to conflict resolution? Choose
  the best word and fill in the blank.
• Seek Solutions Choose Evaluate
  Identify
• ______________________ the problem.
• _________________ information.
• Find _____________________.
• _____________________ the best solution.
• ___________________ your solution.

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• When deciding which solutions to conflict are
  good, what are the 3 things you should consider?
  Use the correct word to finish the sentence.
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• Moral
• Respectful
• Fair
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• 1. Does my solution _________________ the
  rights and need of other people effected by it?
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• 2.    Is my solution _____________ to everyone
  involved?
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• 3.    Is my solution ___________, legal, and
  smart?

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• People are born with prejudice.
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• True
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• False

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• Choose the definition Fill in the blanks with
  the number that best describes the definition.
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• ___ Stereotyping
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• ___ Discrimination
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• ___ Harassment
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• ___ Prejudice
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•  1.  Irrational hatred, suspicions or dislike of
  a specific group, race or religion.
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•  2.   Actions taken as a result of prejudice or
  stereotypes.
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•  3.  An opinion about a group of people that is
  thought to apply to that group universally
  without any consideration for individuality.
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•  4.  When someone makes another person or groups
  of persons feel uncomfortable or unsafe.