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Being a supportive peer is having respect of each other and helping them with not only school but there life outside. It’s not just recognizing the successes but also looking at their failures and helping them improve it.

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Something supportive means to agree with something your peer has suggested

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A supportive peer is someone who helps others better understand the work that they are doing

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Being a supportive peer isn’t congratulating peers on their successes and helping them understand their failures. Direct support is when you are doing something like helping someone with a problem. Indirect support is when you do something like keeping the classroom quiet and helping others stay quiet and let them do their work.

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A supportive peer is some one you can count on and they help you mentally or physically

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Being a supportive peer means to help each other and being quite to help them get work done. Not being a supportive means to not care about people’s learning space and not about anything but them selfs.

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a supportive peer is someone who helps you through the day that may help you directly bye helping get somewhere or helping understand, indirectly could just be smiling reassuring or anything that will just make there day in a small way because its the little things that count, a non supportive peer may no want to help be in a bad mood and in general not nice

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A supportive peer is a peer that helps you and supports you in many ways. Example could be when your in school and you are falling back on an assignment or need help there is a supportive peer waiting to assist

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One example of direct support is encouraging someone to do something that they don’t think they can do an de telling them that they can do it. One example of indirect support could be asking question when no one else will becuase that question could help them whole class.

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A supportive peer is a peer that knows and gets you for who you are and

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Being a supportive peer means to help or encourage somebody to do their work, help them with personal problems, or just make their day better in general. Direct support is when you are physically present and helping them succeed in something. This could include things like school work or just getting something for them. Indirect support is when you help somebody but are not face to face with them. This could include things like letting the, do their work or listening to them when speak

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It is when you give positive feedback but also tell them what they can work on.

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A supportive peer is someone helps or encourages another student when that person is in a time of need. Direct support is support that the person knows you are doing and is grateful and appreciates your help. An example of direct support is when you encourage somebody to do something that they may be unsure about, or just in general. Indirect support is support that you give and that person may not know it, or just might not like that you are trying to support because they don’t feel that it is right. An example of indirect support would be telling an adult about your peers problem, or something similar to that.

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To be a supportive peer is to be someone who helps out their classmates and is also being respectful and kind and to them and helps them out with something like their class work for example.

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Being a supportive peer means that you help other people when they need it. Direct support is when you could be sitting next to them and you can tell them how or what they need to do. Indirect support is when you stay quiet when the teacher is talking so that they can learn what they need to do without helping them directly.

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Being a supportive peer means to listen while your peers are talk, giving constructive feed back, and having general respect for them and there things. Direct support would be encouraging them on there ideas and indeirect support would be listing to them when they are speaking and letting them know that your listening like a head nod once in a while.

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Being a supportive peer mean to be always support other and also support the teacher also alway help other I need and listen to other and help if need like group activity

A non supporting person is not helping other always say other are always wrong
Never help students or teacher and dose not listen to and dose his own thing

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Being a supportive peer means that you listen when someone is speaking or be polite if you disagree with others' opinions. You wouldn't say "Nope. You are 100% wrong. My idea is better." You would instead try to find a place in the middle. "I like your idea but I feel like we could improve it. Maybe we could mesh our ideas?" A supportive peer would also help someone if they were in need of help whether they are personal or school related problems.

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Being a supportive peer means to help someone in need. Whether it’s about school or just personal issues, a supportive peer will always be there for someone. Direct support is when your helping someone directly (or face to face) like talking to help someone feel better or to speak out if someone is being mean. Indirect support is when you are helping a peer by just letting them do their work without disrupting them, picking up something they’ve dropped, or just being respectful.

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To be a supportive peer means to be willing to help others in need whenever you can. To be an unsupportive you would not help when people asked or just didn’t help people in general. When people are indirectly supporting somebody it coulda be as simple as not talking over them, or not distracting others. Direct support is when you are helping them right there, an example can be helping somebody put something in their locker if they can’t reach or they have crutches.

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To be a supportive peer means to encourage others, and being kind, even if it is something you want. You could listen to their idea and still support them, even if you don’t like it. To be unsupportive is to show that you don’t like what they have or got. You are being rude to them and are sometimes jealous of their newfound object, job, idea, etc. Direct support is supporting them more face to face or directly. Indirect support is more secretive or not specific towards one person.

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Being a supportive peer means to be kind and understanding of your classmates and the people around you. It also means not judging people,e specially if you don’t know anything about them. Direct support would be helping someone with their schoolwork if they need help, or helping them understand the topic better. Indirect support could be picking up trash off the floor or plugging in a chromebook that isn’t being used.

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To be a supportive peer means to be understanding and kind of the peers around you. Direct support is being helpful to those who need it, like if they don't understand the work or if they can't find the direct details. Indirect support would be things like being quiet while you work or monitoring your behavior so people are able to have a positive learning space.

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To be a supportive peer means to be encouraging and kind to your classmates. Direct support may include helping them with work or expalining concepts that they don’t understand to them. Indirect support could include being a generally good student in the learning enviornment and participating in order to give classmates who are not understanding a grasp of concepts. This may also include just being a kind and approachable and open to help others even though they might not need help at that moment.

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To be supportive means to encourage someone and help them when they need it. Being disruptive is an example of not supporting others and giving others help with work is an example of being supportive.