Reflect Own Values
It is important to consider what matters most to you. Take a moment to define your personal values, and use them to guide choices.
Activity: Congratulations! You just turned 50 years old and you just won THE BIGGEST award of your lifetime. Take a moment to imagine your future. Then decide: what is the biggest award you could win? What might you accomplish to have won it? You may make up whatever award you like.
How easy or difficult was it to select the values that might guide you to success?
Shorthand: Stay true to you.
This set includes 3 lesson plans, activities and guidelines to easily implement in your classroom.
It is important to consider what matters most to you. Take a moment to define your personal values, and use them to guide choices.
Activity: Congratulations! You just turned 50 years old and you just won THE BIGGEST award of your lifetime. Take a moment to imagine your future. Then decide: what is the biggest award you could win? What might you accomplish to have won it? You may make up whatever award you like.
How easy or difficult was it to select the values that might guide you to success?
Shorthand: Stay true to you.
This set includes 3 lesson plans, activities and guidelines to easily implement in your classroom.
It is important to consider what matters most to you. Take a moment to define your personal values, and use them to guide choices.
Activity: Congratulations! You just turned 50 years old and you just won THE BIGGEST award of your lifetime. Take a moment to imagine your future. Then decide: what is the biggest award you could win? What might you accomplish to have won it? You may make up whatever award you like.
How easy or difficult was it to select the values that might guide you to success?
Shorthand: Stay true to you.
This set includes 3 lesson plans, activities and guidelines to easily implement in your classroom.
“The aim of education is the knowledge, not of facts, but of values”
