if one went in and one went out what stayed in

Prejudging or making a decision about a person or group of people without sufficient knowledge. This thinking is
frequently base on stereotypes.
•Racism
.•Sexism
•Ageism
•Prejudice

While reflecting on the previous lessons regarding social skills, communication, handling conflicts, and understanding biases, respond to the prompts below as you analyze your OWN biases. Many of us do not realize we have certain biases; keep in mind, having a bias does not necessarily mean someone is "bigoted" or "racist;" yet, many of us have certain prejudices based on personal experience, and/or media. The purpose of the preceeding acitvities, as well as this assignment below, is to identy our biases and/or behaviors so that we can put into practice how to treat everyone with respect, regardless of our differences.

Below are common student examples to help guide your answers. Keep in mind that these examples are in relation to racism, prejudice, stereotyping, discrimination, oppression, etc.; not just being mean.

Write your responses in the box below:



Name ________________________________________ Date _____________ Period ____________



Four Quadrants of Bias

“Victim”

Describe a time when you experienced for yourself, or witnessed someone being a victim of racism, prejudice, stereotyping, etc. (example: I walked into a liquor store to buy a candy bar and the cashier followed me around. I think he thought I was gonna steal something because I was wearing baggy pants and a plaid shirt.”)











"Perpetrator”

Describe a time when YOU were the one that did something that was racist, showed prejudice, stereotyped someone, etc. (example: I call my friends "g**" or "f**s,” but we are just messing around. I realized it was disrespectful and could be offensive to others once we discussed it in class.”)

“Bystander”

Describe a time when you stood by and watched racism, prejudice, stereotyping, etc.

(example: I hear people calling each other the “N-word” in the hallways and it makes me feel uncomfortable.)















"Confronter"

Describe a time when you stood up for someone, or witnessed someone standing up for someone being mistreated in one of the ways that we have discussed.

(example: There was a kid being bullied because he began dressing in “girl” clothes. I stood up and told the kids to leave him alone ‘cuz he wasn’t hurting anyone.)

Explain the difference between respiratory distress, and respiratory arrest.

Simple answer plz
N.o. l.i.n.k.s pretty please

do you prefer cats or dogs ?​

What body system does the heart belong to?

10 factors to fight sleep​

Nail shape that is completely straight across with
no rounding at the edges past the tip of
the
Finger​

PLEASE HELP 18 POINTS

Journal prompt to be answered in 2 fully developed paragraphs

Prompt: Why is it important to participate in challenging but fun physical activities? Write about a time you have participated in a fun physical activity. Use specific examples from your experience.

Which of the following is good advice for setting objectives?
OA
Only write down things that have to be done, not what you would like to do.
OB.
You only need to set objectives once a year and then review that list about every month.
OC.
You should write down your objectives where you can see them often throughout the day.
OD. All of the above

Changes to the global climate could include _______.
a.
changes to temperature
b.
changes to pressure
c.
changes to precipitation
d.
all of the above

Question 12 5 points) Use the steps of the decision making process to put the following sequence in order. 1. You throw the test away so you won't be tempted to use it. 2. You found a history test that you brother kept from last year and you are currently taking the same class. 3. You feel good about the decision you made and would make the same decision next time. 4 you get caught you will get a zero on the test and your family would be disappointed in you. 15. You decide fyou should look at the answers, throw it away, and/or share it with your friends, Next Page Back​

describe the things that make you smile

Select the correct answer.
As the body adapts to a fitness routine, it becomes more efficient and ____________ slow.
A.
Adaptations
B.
Resistances
C.
Recovery times
D.
Speeds

Select the correct answer.
Achilles tendonitis can be caused by all of the following except:
A.
Tight calf and hamstring muscles
B.
Excessive pronation
C.
Improper shoes
D.
Interval training

Which is a possible consequence of poor decision-making associated with drug abuse?

decreased conflict with friends
increased safety in automobiles
decreased involvement in violence
increased risk of an unplanned pregnancy

15 point question.
When comparing an individual with low muscular fitness to an individual with high muscular fitness, we would very likely find that __________.
A.
the individual with low muscular fitness would also have less trouble sleeping
B.
the individual with high muscular fitness would have a higher rate of illnesses
C.
the individual with high muscular fitness would also have a lower chance of becoming injured
D.
the individual with low muscular fitness would have better physical performance



Please select the best answer from the choices provided.


A
B
C
D

What rules do they need to know to clean the facility properly without causing any food-safety hazards?
list 3-5 rules

Typically a volleyball match winner is the first team to win how many games/sets?​

Help (for volley ball)

Select the correct answer.
Changing the variables to periodize a program can be done by any of the following except:
A.
Changing the rest period
B.
Changing the number of sets or repetitions
C.
Increasing or decreasing speed
D.
Changing the workout day

Which of these provide endocrine functions for both males and females
Options:
1. Pituitary glands
2. LH
3. Testicles
4. Placenta
5. FSH

Answer please. ʕ•ﻌ•ʔ​

1. List two ways that families help their members
develop social health.
2. What is an extended family?
3. Why is it important for family members to give
affirmation to one another?

what will come in your mind that why there is need for a development in your locality ? How can the people help each other in developing their areas which are Vulnerable to other areas​

You must obey the speed limit. If no limit is posted, drive no more than 55 mph (88 km/h). Often, it is common sense to keep your actual speed below the posted limit. For example, the legal limit on a slippery or fogged-in expressway might be 55 mph (88 km/h), or even 65 mph (100 km/h), but the safe speed to drive would be much lower. Even if you were to drive at 50 mph (80 km/h) on that hazardous highway, a police officer could ticket you for a speed "not reasonable" for the conditions.

To keep a smooth traffic flow, some highways also have minimum speed limits. If you drive slower than the minimum speed you can halt the traffic flow and create a dangerous condition. Even if there is no minimum speed limit, those driving too slow can be as dangerous as those who drive too fast.

–“Defensive Driving,”
New York State Department of Motor Vehicles

According to this passage, what is the safest speed to drive?

a speed based on the posted limit
a speed based on the road conditions
a speed based on the driver's experience
a speed much lower than the posted limit

What are the benefits of vaccination for women and men?

Select the correct answer.
Emergency Medical Services (EMS) can be reached:
A.
Using an AED
B.
Through email
C.
Only in public places
D.
By dialing 911

Help!!!!!

1. How much of your body is made up of water?

2. How many days can an average person live without water?

3. Our bodies use and lose 1.5-2L of water a day by sweating, breathing, and urinating. True or
False?

4. If you are dehydrated, your urine will be what color?

5. Water is needed to dissolve essential vitamins and nutrients from food and deliver them to our
cells, to help keep us from getting sick. True or False?

6. Your brain can become dehydrated. True or False?

7. Hydration helps with joint lubrication and muscle elasticity. True or False?

8. Fruits and vegetables can help hydrate you. True or False?

9. What helps your cells absorb more water?

from a number of 1 - 10 of danger level where would marijuana fall