Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Discussing Responsibility in Reading
Yesterday we read a story with the theme of responsibility. We have been discussing what it means to be responsible. Everyone came up with good words to define "being responsible" - such as working, mature, dependable, independent, trustworthy and telling the truth. We did an iPad activity where students had to make sticky notes about some of their responsibilities at home (in orange) and some of their parent's responsibilities at home (in blue). This discussion has tied in nicely to our recent lessons on using Google Calendar to independently gain information about our work sites. I am really challenging everyone this year to problem solve things independently! How else can you be responsible in school or in the workplace this year?
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I can use the to the internet to find information because you don't need to ask the teacher.
ReplyDeleteTo be responsible is looking at jobs when I get back from keyboarding.
ReplyDeleteA way you can be responsible is by doing spell better instead of asking your teachers for help. At your job you can try to work it out on your own and if you can't ask for help.
ReplyDeleteUsing my problem solving tool's by looking around to see if there's any clues to help find a solution.
ReplyDeleteListening to the boss and working hard. I will also be on time for work.
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