PRIDE in Classrooms

Does this reflect being “A Panther, All In”?

Laura knows her teacher expects her students to be in the classroom
at the sound of the second bell; with their materials set for
instruction. Laura makes sure she makes it to class on time, has her
math folder, and has her iPad fully charged.

Russell is working on a group project with Tommy. Tommy and
Russell do not agree on how their poster should be designed.
Russell leaves, refuses to work on the project, and receives a zero.

Does this reflect being “A Panther, All In”?

Grace doesn’t understand her social studies homework. Her teacher
offers to help her during study hall. Grace ignores her teacher and
works on an art assignment.

Does this reflect being “A Panther, All In”?

Gavin is on the swim team. He struggles to complete his laps under a
certain amount of time. He is starting to fear he won’t do well at his
meet. Gavin doesn’t give up and works with his coach to improve on
his mistakes.

Does this reflect being “A Panther, All In”?

Mary is working on a group project with Sarah. Mary and Sarah have
differing opinions on what they should title their essay. Mary and
Sarah brainstorm ideas and come up with a title they both like.

Does this reflect being “A Panther, All In”?

Sam stops to talk to her friends in the hallway and loses track of time
between classes. Sam is not in her classroom at the sound of the
second bell. She misses the first part of instruction and does not
know how to proceed with the lesson.

Does this reflect being “A Panther, All In”?

Liz received a poor grade on her last art project. She doesn’t read
the feedback her art teacher had for her and feels like art is not
worth her effort. She feels defeated and gives up.

Does this reflect being “A Panther, All In”?

Mr. B found an Apple Pencil on the floor. He decided to keep it and use it. When asked if he found the Apple Pencil he was using, Mr. B denied it and claimed the one he was using was his that he bought.

Does this reflect being “A Panther, All In”?