Responsibility- Taking the initiative to do your part, as well as help others. Trust- Being able to count on others. Respect- Listening to each others ideas.
Responsibility:participating in group activities. Trust:knowing that people around you will accept you and help you. Respect:treating everyone the way you want to be treated.
responsibility - knowing your part, and taking action. being aware of the conseaences to your actions trust-knowin that someone will be there to back you up, being there when someone needs you respect- knowing the line, knowing peoples differences, and dealing with situations without hurting others in any way.
responsibility - taking action for your own mistakes and also helping others with theirs. respect - listening to what other people need to say and saying things that won't hurt other people's feelings. trust - knowing that everyone around you will do something when you're in need of help.
responsibility- committing to activities we do respect: helping eachother out and respecting eachother's opinions trust: counting on eachother and believing in eachother
Responsibility - Coming to class prepared. Respect - Listening to everyone's thoughts and ideas. Trust - Trusting others to help you out whenever you need it.
responsibility: taking credit for mistakes as well as achievements respect: treating others as you would want to be treated. being kind to others and supporting them in times of need. trust: knowing that you don’t have to be scared about something because you know your team members will help you though whatever is bothering you.
responsibility: knowing what is needed from you and doing it. respect: listening to each other and letting people express their opinions. trust: believing in yourself and you peers. Acceptably putting yourself into situations.
Responsibility: Being prepared and ready for whatever activity is being asked of us Respect: Knowing that everyone's ideas are worth listening to Trust: Knowing that if you need help, the classmate next to you will willingly give you what you need. No matter how stupid or how easy an activity may seem
Responsibility- taking your part in our activities seriously Respect- listening to and showing some consideration for others Trust- having confidence in one another
Respect: Treating everyone fairly and equally. Trust: Allowing your peers to watch your back. Responsibility: Accepting the consequences of your mistakes, and overcoming them.
I have been teaching since 1995. I started teaching at Winston Campus Junior High in Palatine. In 2001 I began teaching at Fremd. I am an assistant golf and wrestling coach. I have also coached boys gymnastics and I was a sponsor for Powder Puff Football and Outdoor Adventure Club. I am the 4th child of 5, 3 older sisters and 1 younger brother. I am married and I have two great boys 2 1/2 year old and a 5 week old. Chase and Brody. I love it when I come home and chase yells out "DADDY" and has a big smile on his face and is coming to hug me.
Respect: being able to look at a situation from someone else's point of view and taking into account their opinion on a situation.
ReplyDeleteTrust: looking at anyone in the class and not having to worry about them not catching you when you fall.
Open mind: approaching every situation without thinking about how everyone else is looking at you.
beth d
Responsibility: Coming to class prepared
ReplyDeleteRespect: Please. Thank you. You're welcome.
Trust: Knowing that the person will be there for you to help you.
-Anna Oh-
responsibility: committing to something, then standing by it
ReplyDeleterespect: no backsass
trust: knowing you can count on someone
Sarah J
Responsibility~Keeping up your end of the bargain.
ReplyDeleteRespect~Treating everyone with kindness.
Trust~Knowing that the people around you are there for you.
Zoi
Responsibility- pulling ur weight in the group
ReplyDeleterespect-listening
trust-always beeing there
^CADEE^
ReplyDeleteResponsibility- Taking the initiative to do your part, as well as help others.
ReplyDeleteTrust- Being able to count on others.
Respect- Listening to each others ideas.
Amee
Responsibility:participating in group activities.
ReplyDeleteTrust:knowing that people around you will accept you and help you.
Respect:treating everyone the way you want to be treated.
Moeko K
responsibility -
ReplyDeleteknowing your part, and taking action.
being aware of the conseaences to your actions
trust-knowin that someone will be there to back you up, being there when someone needs you
respect- knowing the line, knowing peoples differences, and dealing with situations without hurting others in any way.
grieta
responsibility - taking action for your own mistakes and also helping others with theirs.
ReplyDeleterespect - listening to what other people need to say and saying things that won't hurt other people's feelings.
trust - knowing that everyone around you will do something when you're in need of help.
Responsibility: fulfilling your expectations for the course and coming to class prepared
ReplyDeleteRespect: closing your mouth and opening your ears when needed, and not singling people out or hurting their feelings
Trust: knowing that when im about to do the rock climb i will be comfortable with whoever is under me holding me up there.
-Amanda Serafin
responsibility- committing to activities we do
ReplyDeleterespect: helping eachother out and respecting eachother's opinions
trust: counting on eachother and believing in eachother
ellie g
Take responsibility of your actions
ReplyDeleterespect your classmate and teacher by listening and helping othetrs
trust each other to help you if you need it
Marion G.
Responsibility - Coming to class prepared.
ReplyDeleteRespect - Listening to everyone's thoughts and ideas.
Trust - Trusting others to help you out whenever you need it.
-Julie Watson
Responsibility: Coming to class prepared and on time. Understanding your roles and carrying them out without questions and misconduct.
ReplyDeleteRespect: On task, listening to other's ideas listening to the teacher and not talking out of term.
Trust: Giving a 100 percent to help others when needed.
-Cassie Langas
responsibility- holding yourself accountable and living up to expectations or things you commit to.
ReplyDeleterespect- Listening to other people's ideas and not judging them
trust- Knowing someone is there for you and wont let you down.
-Tiffani P
responsibility: taking credit for mistakes as well as achievements
ReplyDeleterespect: treating others as you would want to be treated. being kind to others and supporting them in times of need.
trust: knowing that you don’t have to be scared about something because you know your team members will help you though whatever is bothering you.
Ali Dowty
responsibility: knowing what is needed from you and doing it.
ReplyDeleterespect: listening to each other and letting people express their opinions.
trust: believing in yourself and you peers. Acceptably putting yourself into situations.
-Erika T.
Responsibility- being accountable for every action you take, whether good or bad.
ReplyDeleteRespect- listening to everyone and every opinion.
Trust- believing that your peers will be there for you when you need help.
Kristin S.
Responsibility: Being prepared and ready for whatever activity is being asked of us
ReplyDeleteRespect: Knowing that everyone's ideas are worth listening to
Trust: Knowing that if you need help, the classmate next to you will willingly give you what you need. No matter how stupid or how easy an activity may seem
-Hannah Fox
Responsibility- taking your part in our activities seriously
ReplyDeleteRespect- listening to and showing some consideration for others
Trust- having confidence in one another
-Nikhi K
Responsibility: being prepaired and having the ablility to Do Work!
ReplyDeleteRespect: showing compassion; golden rule
Trust: safe
Erin Blanchette
Responsibility- doing your part in all the activities
ReplyDeleteRespect- being kind to everone not judging them
Trust- knowing that your classmates are there for you
-Kelsey Onesto
responsibility- being to class on time
ReplyDeleterespect- listening to your peers
trust- being able to count on your classmates
Kristin Prislingerrrrrrrrrrrr
responsibility-being prepared for class
ReplyDeleterespect-listening to others
trust-being confident in your classmates
Becca
Respect: Treating everyone fairly and equally.
ReplyDeleteTrust: Allowing your peers to watch your back.
Responsibility: Accepting the consequences of your mistakes, and overcoming them.
Connor S.