🗣️ Part 1: Expected vs Unexpected Conversations

1. Which topics are EXPECTED in school conversations? Check all that apply:

Asking about homework assignments

Discussing upcoming school events

Sharing personal family problems

Talking about a class project

Making inappropriate jokes about classmates

2. A classmate says: "Did you finish the math homework?" Which response is MOST appropriate?

"Math is stupid and so are you."

"Yes, I finished it. Did you need help with any problems?"

"Why don't you mind your own business?"

"I hate talking about school stuff."

3. Your friend starts talking about a very personal family issue during lunch. What should you do?

Tell them to stop talking immediately

Listen respectfully and suggest talking to a counselor if needed

Share the information with other friends

Change the subject to something funny

4. Which conversation topics are generally UNEXPECTED or inappropriate at school?

Controversial political opinions

Study group plans

Gossip about teachers' personal lives

Weekend sports games

Inappropriate jokes or comments

💭 Part 2: Conversation Scenarios

5. Read this conversation and identify what went wrong:

Student A: "Hey, are you going to the school dance next Friday?"
Student B: "Dances are for losers. You're probably going because you have no friends."

What made Student B's response unexpected or inappropriate?

6. Rewrite Student B's response to make it more appropriate:

7. A new student asks you: "What's the best way to study for Mr. Johnson's history tests?" Write an appropriate, helpful response:

8. You're in a group project meeting and one member keeps talking about unrelated topics. Write what you could say to redirect the conversation respectfully: