YOUR REPUTATION

Should you care what people think about you? Where do reputations come from? What can you do to build a good reputation or repair a bad one? In middle school scenarios dealing with classroom behavior, hallway socializing, relations with parents, and Internet behavior, people’s reputations appear in text bubbles above their heads—and viewers see bad actions ruin good reputations, and then see good actions improve bad reputations. Includes a 24-page printable teacher’s guide with quizzes and student handouts. Grades 5–9. Closed captioned. Color. 19 minutes. Human Relations Media. ©2012.