WVBE Policy 4373 by Fry, Tara

tfry16 — 2025-10-06 16:07:09 UTC

Student Task:
- 👉 Pick 2–3 emojis under each value that you think best represent what it “looks like” or “sounds like” online.
  👉 Add a short note or sentence under the emoji (example: “Respect 🎧 = listening when others talk in Zoom.”)
  👉 Read other posts and give a 👍 to one you agree with.
Class Share:
- As a class, talk about why those emojis connect to the values.

tfry16 — 2025-10-06 16:07:59 UTC

Scenario: You’re working on a virtual group project in Canvas. One teammate never shows up to the breakout rooms or adds anything to the shared doc. You’re frustrated.
Discussion: What would be the expected behavior? How could you handle this respectfully?

tfry16 — 2025-10-06 16:08:35 UTC

Scenario: During a live session, a student keeps posting unrelated memes and emojis in the class chat while the teacher is explaining.
Discussion: What does Respect look and sound like here? What’s a responsible way to respond?

tfry16 — 2025-10-06 16:09:09 UTC

Scenario: Your teacher asks everyone to turn cameras on for presentations. A student refuses and makes a sarcastic comment in the chat.
Discussion: How should the class handle this? What’s the expected behavior?

tfry16 — 2025-10-06 16:09:33 UTC

Scenario: A student shares a screenshot of another student’s answer from a private chat and posts it in the class group as a joke.
Discussion: How does this violate Responsibility and Respect? What should happen instead?

tfry16 — 2025-10-06 16:12:32 UTC

Today we learned about WVBE Policy 4373 and the core values of Respect, Responsibility, and Citizenship.

Reflect on these questions and reply to the post:

Which of these values do you think is the most important for online school, and why?
Share one real-life example of how YOU can show this value in class, in breakout rooms, or in Canvas.
How does following these expectations make school a better place for everyone?