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Ormiston norms and expectations

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[DEMO] Ormiston Senior College Norms QuizVersion en ligne Ormiston norms and expectations par Jennifer Sun 1 To contribute. To be a responsible and important part of the community. For everyone to contribute towards team efforts. Paddling in unison results in greater collective success and efficiency. a Waka b Papatuanuku c Kea d Harakeke 2 To value, caring for the environment culturally, socially, and physically. Providing the foundation for all things, the idea that we are each connected through the environment. a Pukeko b Papatuanuku c Pungawerewere d Harakeke 3 To support. Respecting everyone's ideas while feeling comfortable to share our own. By supporting others, we learn to deepen our own understanding of the wider world. a Pukeko b Kea c Mokoroa d Harakeke 4 Which of the following is are examples of 'Waka - to contribute'? Choose one or more answers a Planning strategically, utilizing my planner and other forms of organization b Emailing an organizer of an event 2 days after you missed it c Making tools and experimenting ways to solve problems at events d Being punctual to meetings and events. 5 Which of the following is an example of 'Papatūānuku – to value'? a Clogging the toilet with toilet paper b Gagging after seeing a clogged toilet c Telling your friends about the clogged toilet d Reporting to Stan's Student Fix it List on Student Net 6 Which of the following is NOT an example of 'Harakeke - to support'? a Taking initiative to speak up about problems within a group b Listening to and considering problems c Working together to discuss ways to solve the problem d Listening to and overlooking the problem 7 Someone in your netball team gets smacked in the face with a ball during a match, but nobody else noticed. You see them losing foothold a little and looking dizzy so you let your coach know immediately. What norm is being demonstrated? a Papatūānuku b Kea c Pukeko d Harakeke 8 You're at a club meeting and you are to come up with ideas towards an upcoming service project. After some deep thinking, you've come up with a magnificent idea. To demonstrate 'Harakeke - to support', a You think somebody's already thought of the same idea so you leave it. b You raise your hand to speak, but you realize your idea probably sounds absurd so you put your hand back down. c You bring up your idea to the club when the last person has finished speaking and the chatter has died down. d You don't say anything.

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[DEMO] Ormiston Senior College Norms QuizVersion en ligne

par Jennifer Sun

To contribute. To be a responsible and important part of the community. For everyone to contribute towards team efforts. Paddling in unison results in greater collective success and efficiency.

To value, caring for the environment culturally, socially, and physically. Providing the foundation for all things, the idea that we are each connected through the environment.

To support. Respecting everyone's ideas while feeling comfortable to share our own. By supporting others, we learn to deepen our own understanding of the wider world.

Which of the following is are examples of 'Waka - to contribute'?

Choose one or more answers

Which of the following is an example of 'Papatūānuku – to value'?

Which of the following is NOT an example of 'Harakeke - to support'?

Someone in your netball team gets smacked in the face with a ball during a match, but nobody else noticed. You see them losing foothold a little and looking dizzy so you let your coach know immediately. What norm is being demonstrated?

You're at a club meeting and you are to come up with ideas towards an upcoming service project. After some deep thinking, you've come up with a magnificent idea. To demonstrate 'Harakeke - to support',