Discussion 3 – Questions for Responsive

CARE Approach: Seeking Solutions to Human Problems

Please read Chapter 4 R-Responsive from the CARE Approach: Seeking Solutions to Human Problems. At the end of Chapter 3 are INDIVIDUAL QUESTIONS FOR RESPONSIVE. There are five individual questions designed for you to answer to help you relate to the meaning of responsive.

Question 1. Name a person (present or present you believe models what a responsive human being represents.

  • What is their name?

 

  • To whom were they responsive?

 

  • What were the circumstances?

 

  • How did they demonstrate their responsiveness?

 

Question 2.  Recall a time in your work experience in which you were responsive to another co-worker, subordinate, or supervisor?

  • Who were they?

 

  • What were the circumstances?

 

  • Why were you motivated to be responsive?

 

  • How did you demonstrate your responsiveness?

 

Question 3. Describe a time in your work experience in which a coworker, subordinate, or supervisor were responsive to you.

  • Who were they?

 

  • What were the circumstances

 

  • Why do you think they were responsive?

 

  • How did they demonstrate their responsiveness?

 

Question 4. Relate an experience in which you were responsive to a customer, patient, or anyone in your community.

  • Who were they?

 

  • What was your role?

 

  • What were the circumstances?

 

  • Why were you motivated to be responsive?

 

  • How did you demonstrate your responsiveness?

 

Question 5. Chose an elementary, middle school, high school, or college experience in which you were responsive toward another student.

  • What school level?

 

  • What were the circumstances?

 

  • Why were you motivated to be responsive?

 

  • How did you demonstrate your responsiveness?

 

Feel free to reply to all of the questions for others to comment. Discussions are an opportunity for all of us to talk, comment, ask questions, and provide opinions. It is important that discussions are not a forum for bashing any person, cultural group, or the use of offensive/hate speech.

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