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to be kind

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Being a supportive peer means to do things that are supportive of other students. For example, if you help others with schoolwork or finding something if the teacher can’t, or giving constructive criticism on the flaws of something someone’s done, you are being a supportive peer.

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Supportive behavior means to congratulate a student for getting a good score on the test or helping a peer if they need help or to say a nice comment about them.

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An example of being supportive in class would be, for example if you’re in a group or with a partner, you can just be supportive of the other person’s ideas and give constructive criticism rather than turning down ideas and thing so like that.

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Being a supportive pear means to help others with homework and indirect could be being respectful and supporting them by listening to what they have to say.

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Being a supportive peer is when you support them and help them out if they are having trouble. Indirect support is helping them with something they have trouble with and they might not notice but some other people will.

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Being a supportive peer is to show someone that you what them to succeed.Indirect support may be helping someone get logged into a website that they can’t figure out.Direct support could be to give people help on homework.

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A supportive peer is someone who will always be there for you even if the peer doesn’t know you. A

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A supportive peer is when you or your peer helps you with understanding of the class work. Another example of being supportive is to be positive with peers and give them opinions that will help them.

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what it means to be a supportive peer is to push, or support your peer to finish something. Direct support looks like helping someone work on an assighnment. indirect support looks like cheering on someone at a sporting event

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Being a supportive peer is being a friendly critic. NOT being a supportive peer is not giving someone your attention, or you don’t want to help when someone needs your help.

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to be a supportive peer is to not try and drag someone down. so, if someone asks you to read some of their writing or something then you don’t go and drag them down and say that it’s not good. you could say, “hey, maybe you could add in this and it would make this section better.” or something.
direct support could be saying things like “good job” to your face, while indirect support could be talking to others to help you along your way, but not really saying it.

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What it means to be a supportive peer is that you're helping your peers and cheering them on with stuff like discussions and questions and home work, and just telling them they can do it. What direct support looks like is you're helping your peer with questions and other stuff, and you're trying to help them understand what they're doing.

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Being a directly supportive peer, means helping them out when they don’t understand something, or clapping when they finish a big presentation. Being an indirectly supportive peer is not saying someones erong when they are, or, not making fun of them when they mess up.

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To be a supportive peer you try to help people when they need help with I pad issues, school work, or even needing help with getting to where they are suppose to be. Or needing to ask a question. And what it looks like to be when your aren’t a supportive peer is when you don’t help anyone that needs help

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What I think it means to be su besupportive if someone goes through a hard to help them through it and make the most think the positive.

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A supportive peer is being supportive with someone your working with and being a friendly critic. one example of not being a supportive peer is not being supportive of your peer.