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Active Listening Response QuizOnline version Active listening responses by Kelli Petrone 1 Scenario: A student slams their book on the desk and exclaims, "I'm never going to understand this! I give up. This is impossible!" The student is visibly upset, with their arms crossed and avoiding eye contact. Question: How would you respond to the student? a "I can see you're frustrated. What part is confusing you?" b "Let's take one problem at a time. We'll work through it together." c "Don't worry about it. We'll just skip this assignment." d "Stop being so dramatic. Let's try again." 2 Scenario: A student is sitting quietly and not engaging in group work. When asked if they're okay, they quietly reply, "I'm fine." Question: What would you do next? a "If you don't participate, I'll have to tell the teacher." b "Everyone else is working. You need to join your group now." c "You're obviously not fine. Tell me what's wrong." d "Okay. If you'd like to talk later or need help, I'm here." 3 Scenario: A student runs up to you with a big smile and says, "I got an A on my project! I worked so hard, and I'm so proud of myself!" Question: How would you respond? a "That's amazing! You worked so hard for this. Congratulations!" b "Good. Now let's see if you can do it again next time." c "Nice job. Everyone should be getting grades like that." d "That's great, but let's get back to work." 4 Scenario: Before a class presentation, a student says, "I feel like I'm going to mess up. What if everyone laughs at me? I don't think I can do this." Question: How would you respond? a "Just remember that everyone has to do it, so you'll be okay." b "If you're too nervous, you don't have to present." c "It's normal to feel nervous before presenting. Let's practice together so you feel more prepared." d "You'll be fine. Everyone gets nervous."

Active Listening Response QuizOnline version

Active listening responses

by Kelli Petrone

Scenario: A student slams their book on the desk and exclaims, "I'm never going to understand this! I give up. This is impossible!" The student is visibly upset, with their arms crossed and avoiding eye contact. Question: How would you respond to the student?

"I can see you're frustrated. What part is confusing you?"

"Let's take one problem at a time. We'll work through it together."

"Don't worry about it. We'll just skip this assignment."

"Stop being so dramatic. Let's try again."

Scenario: A student is sitting quietly and not engaging in group work. When asked if they're okay, they quietly reply, "I'm fine." Question: What would you do next?

"If you don't participate, I'll have to tell the teacher."

"Everyone else is working. You need to join your group now."

"You're obviously not fine. Tell me what's wrong."

"Okay. If you'd like to talk later or need help, I'm here."

Scenario: A student runs up to you with a big smile and says, "I got an A on my project! I worked so hard, and I'm so proud of myself!" Question: How would you respond?

"That's amazing! You worked so hard for this. Congratulations!"

"Good. Now let's see if you can do it again next time."

"Nice job. Everyone should be getting grades like that."

"That's great, but let's get back to work."

Scenario: Before a class presentation, a student says, "I feel like I'm going to mess up. What if everyone laughs at me? I don't think I can do this." Question: How would you respond?

"Just remember that everyone has to do it, so you'll be okay."

"If you're too nervous, you don't have to present."

"It's normal to feel nervous before presenting. Let's practice together so you feel more prepared."

"You'll be fine. Everyone gets nervous."

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Active Listening Response QuizOnline version

by Kelli Petrone

Scenario: A student slams their book on the desk and exclaims, "I'm never going to understand this! I give up. This is impossible!" The student is visibly upset, with their arms crossed and avoiding eye contact. Question: How would you respond to the student?

Scenario: A student is sitting quietly and not engaging in group work. When asked if they're okay, they quietly reply, "I'm fine." Question: What would you do next?

Scenario: A student runs up to you with a big smile and says, "I got an A on my project! I worked so hard, and I'm so proud of myself!" Question: How would you respond?

Scenario: Before a class presentation, a student says, "I feel like I'm going to mess up. What if everyone laughs at me? I don't think I can do this." Question: How would you respond?

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