Understanding Responsibility

The video discusses the concept of responsibility, emphasizing its importance as a foundation for future success. Various individuals share their personal definitions, highlighting aspects like commitment, control, and prioritization. The video also illustrates how responsibility is demonstrated in school through role modeling, meeting deadlines, and providing feedback. Examples of responsible behavior include studying for tests, managing attendance, and communicating with the school. Additionally, responsibility at home and in extracurricular activities is discussed, focusing on chores, organization, and student engagement.

What does DDSB believe is the foundation for your future?

• Character development

• Financial stability

• Social skills

• Academic success

Which of the following best describes responsibility according to the video?

• Ignoring your tasks

• Taking control of your actions

• Avoiding challenges

• Delegating tasks to others

How does the teacher demonstrate responsibility in the classroom?

• By avoiding discussions

• By not preparing lessons

• By being a positive role model

• By ignoring deadlines

What is an example of being responsible in academic life?

• Studying for tests despite other commitments

• Skipping classes

• Ignoring school rules

• Procrastinating on assignments

What should you do if you cannot attend school?

• Ignore it

• Call the school to inform them

• Ask a friend to cover for you

• Do nothing

How did the student handle breaking their laptop?

• Negotiated with the principal

• Asked a friend to fix it

• Paid for it immediately

• Ignored the issue

What is a way to show responsibility at home?

• Leaving chores undone

• Keeping your room clean

• Ignoring family rules

• Procrastinating on tasks

How can a student with a hearing problem take responsibility in class?

• Rely on classmates for notes

• Ignore the problem

• Skip classes

• Inform the teacher and read lips

What is a responsibility in extracurricular activities?

• Ensuring activities are engaging

• Avoiding planning

• Ignoring student attendance

• Skipping meetings

What does responsibility mean in terms of task management?

• Procrastinating tasks

• Prioritizing and completing tasks on time

• Ignoring deadlines

• Delegating all tasks to others