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Last updated

29 September 2026

pdf, 2.24 MB
pdf, 2.24 MB

Help students slow down, separate facts from assumptions, and consider another person’s perspective before deciding how to respond.
This free one-page high school activity presents a realistic classroom situation and asks students to think through what they actually know, what they may be assuming, and how they can respond with both empathy and responsibility.

Students will:

  • distinguish observation from assumption
  • consider more than one possible explanation for someone’s behavior
  • practice perspective-taking
  • respond with empathy while still addressing responsibility

Designed for a quick 15–20 minute discussion, writing activity, warm-up, or reflection exercise for grades 9–12.

Includes:
1-page printable PDF

Price: FREE

Hancock Learning Studio

Creative Commons "NoDerivatives"

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