Time, Conflict & Connection
0 of 6 activities locked in
Room 2 is about the daily friction of living and learning alongside other people. Self-knowledge is only useful if you can apply it when things get hard. This room puts communication styles into motion — the Flock Styles stop being a quiz result and start being a toolkit.
Skipping this module may affect your future success in the program. However, you can return at a later time to complete this if you wish.
Activity 21 — Time, Conflict, and Connection
The core content for this activity — what time planning is, what good and poor time planning looks like — lives in its own slide deck, not on this page.
Review the Time, Conflict & Connection slide deck before continuing.
Activity 22 — Quiz: Time Planning
Activity 23 — Time Wasters
Choose whichever of these are your own personal time wasters — pick as many as fit.
Activity 24 — Quiz: Conflict Solution Styles
Activity 26 — Conflict Style Scenario Practice
Click on each button below to see how the flock member would respond in each situation.
Scenario 1: The Borrower
A friend or family member keeps using your things without asking and is slow to return them. You've said something before. It's happening again.
Scenario 2: The Feedback
Someone you respect — a teacher, coach, or parent — gives you feedback you believe missed the full picture. You feel frustrated and want to respond.
Scenario 3: The Disagreement
Two people you care about are in a conflict that's affecting the whole group. Neither is in charge. You're not directly involved — but the tension is affecting you.
Queen Opal's Checkpoint
What Queen Opal recommends, based on knowing what's ahead — the choice is always yours.
You can identify your personal time wasters, your conflict style default, and a relationship where you'll practice stronger communication. Completing all 6 activities above is what got you here.
Are you ready to move on, or do you need to modify any of your locked in responses?
Skipping this module may affect your future success in the program. However, you can return at a later time to complete this if you wish.
Activity 27 — Finding Your Voice for Your Life
The core content — what Finding Your Voice is, how each Flock™ member advocates, and the two rights routes — lives in its own slide deck, not on this page.
Review the Finding Your Voice slide deck before continuing.
Know Your Rights — Choose Your Route
One More Thing
What's one thing you could have done which might have affected the outcome in a different direction?
Activity 28 — Quizzes
Finding Your Voice
IEP Quiz
ADA & Workplace Rights Quiz (everyone takes this one)
Activity 29 — Citizenship
Activity 30 — Vocational Interests
Tap each type to see examples. Then tap them again below in order of interest — first tap = most interesting. Your top 3 are what carry forward.
Your order of interest
Activity 31 — Job Levels
Choose the two levels you believe you're currently qualified to pursue.
Activity 32 — Creating a Personal Coat of Arms
A Coat of Arms has long been a symbol of identity and values. Fill each space below — swap as many times as you like before locking it in. Each icon can only be used once across your shield, so choose the one that fits best.
Which sounds most like you?
These aren't absolutes — they just may be your flock style that comes out in certain communication situations.
Activity 33 — Responsibility Challenge
Choose one scenario to reflect on.
What happened in this situation?
Who was affected — and how?
What should have been done differently?
What's one thing that you could have done which might have affected the outcome in a different direction?
Tori's Checkpoint
What Tori recommends, based on knowing what's ahead — the choice is always yours.
Can you articulate a personal need, right, or strength — and show willingness to speak up for yourself? Completion, not proficiency, is what unlocks Room 3.
| Level 1 | Stay in this room and do a bit more work. You're building something important — take the time to get it right. |
| Level 2 | You can stay and build a few more skills, or move ahead to Room 3. If you move on, Room 2 will still be here when you need it. |
| Level 3 | There's no stopping you. You know your rights, you know your voice, and you know how to use them. |
Are you ready to move on, or do you need to modify any of your locked in responses?
Clears everything you've answered in Room 2 so you can start it fresh. Cannot be undone.