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Room 28
Wanaka Primary School
“What can you do when you don’t understand why people do what they do?”
Our class response:
We could gauge their feelings, ask their friends about what they think and try to put ourselves in their shoes and “see” what they “see”.
Kaimata School Te Awaroa Teina – Yr 5/6 Pizza Feast Question We think that when we don’t understand why people do what they do we should: – give people space – talk to them and try to understand what they have done, said etc – not be quick to judge (we are all different and differences don’t matter) – consider the fact that we are all different – Know that we should be accepting of differences We also talked about the fact that sometimes we get a ‘leaky face’ and that this happens before we even realise what we have… Read more »
You put yourself in their situation.
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wakatane intermedeate school
Room 16
put yourfelf in their situation
wis rm16
Why do they do what they do?
Walk away and give them some space, then later go ask what they are doing
Glenorchy School, Senior Room
Ollie
Pizza Feast Question
We think that when we don’t understand why people do what they do we should:
– give people space
– talk to them and try to understand what they have done, said etc
– not be quick to judge (we are all different and differences don’t matter)
– consider the fact that we are all different
– Know that we should be accepting of differences
give people space
ohoka school room 6
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pls choose ohoka school
School: Reporoa College Class: MT6 Question: “What can you do when you don’t understand why people do what they do?” Here are 5 different responses our year 7 class could think of: 1. We can ask for clarification. Sometimes actions from others seem confusing or irrational, but there may be other reasons that we aren’t aware of. 2. We can try to view their perspective. Try to put yourself in the other person’s shoes and see the situation from their point of view. 3. Seek advice from others: Talk to friends, family, or a therapist about your confusion and get… Read more »
Show empathy and consideration
Hunterville school
Ngati Kereru
I didn’t know that “Cristiano Ronaldo was the highest paid athlete
Love your videos keep.it up
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Please choose Te Horo School, Otaki to play for 🙂
Room 4 Te Horo School say that you could ask them what they are doing and why. Understand that people act different to us and that can be ok. Move away if it makes you uncomfortable. Tell a teacher if it is bothering you.
Wonderful vid guys
PNINS Palmerston North
choose south new brighton school
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Shout-out for wis r16