
Me, others & external factors
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Other, Life Skills
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7th - 8th Grade
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Easy
Grace Ogoti
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5 Slides • 6 Questions
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External Factors
External factors are factors outside of the situation that can influence what happens in the situation.
Examples of external factors are:
Weather
Invisible forces such as gravity and magnetism
Someone else’s attitudes
Someone else’s decisions
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Scenario 1
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Oh Sam!
Sam’s mother saw him pack his best sunglasses for the school camp. They were a very expensive pair that he had bought with the money he earned from his part-time job. His mum suggested that he leave them at home in case they got stolen or broken at the camp, but Sam insisted on taking them.
When he returned from camp, his mother was waiting for him in the ‘5 minutes only’ parking zone because it was raining. As soon as Sam got off the bus, she signalled to him to hurry so she wouldn’t be booked. He hurried over, laden down with his backpack, sleeping bag and pillow. As he ran up to the door of the car, his sunglasses fell out of his jacket pocket and dropped into the stormwater drain by the side of the road. Sam was devastated. His mother said, "I told you not to take them."
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Open Ended
How much of the responsibility is Sam’s?
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Open Ended
How much of the responsibility is Sam’s mum?
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Poll
To me, the person responsible is mostly....
Sam
Sam's mum
No one. External factors are to blame.
No one. It was bad luck.
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Scenario 2
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A group of Year 9 girls were chatting and laughing when Ella noticed that Zoe, another girl in the group, was taking photos of her with her mobile phone. Ella was angry that Zoe hadn’t asked her if that was okay and tried to grab Zoe’s phone to stop her. The phone was dropped and the screen broke. Both girls started to yell at each other, and a teacher came to investigate.
Respect my property
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Open Ended
How much of the responsibility is Ella’s?
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Open Ended
How much of the responsibility is Zoe’s?
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Poll
To me, the person responsible is mostly ....
Ella
Zoe
No one. External factors are to blame.
No one. It was just bad luck.
External Factors
External factors are factors outside of the situation that can influence what happens in the situation.
Examples of external factors are:
Weather
Invisible forces such as gravity and magnetism
Someone else’s attitudes
Someone else’s decisions
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