What is identity?
Name 2 out of 5
Personality, gender, ethnicity, nationality, beliefs, values, culture, and life experiences all contribute to this.
What is Service?
This principle involves helping others and contributing to the well-being of your family, community, or society or other members you associate
What is Stability
ability to change and is the foundation of change
They understood teh value and benefits of being ________.
unselfish
This Navajo word means “the people” and is an important way Navajo people refer to themselves.
What is Dine?
What are values?
These internal standards help determine what a person considers important, right, or meaningful.
What kind of services can you do?
Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
What is self-awareness?
Asking “Where do I come from, what do I value, and where am I going?” encourages development of this
What is “Háísh éí nishłį́?”
This Navajo expression asks, “Who am I?” and can begin a discussion about identity
What is culture?
A. Facebook, Tik Tock B. Myspace
C. Tradition, language, custom, teachings, shares practices
C. Tradition, language, custom, teachings, shares practices
love, honor, and respect
What is the starting point of change?
Thoughts
What is being teachable?
In Diné teachings, being willing to listen to elders, mentors, and others with experience demonstrates this quality.
What is K’é?
This concept emphasizes relationships, kinship, respect, and recognizing how we are connected to one another.
What are attitudes and major life decisions?
Identity can greatly influence these two things, including how we respond to situations and what career we pursue.
What did your mother, guardian, or grandparents meant for you to be someone special.
List....on page 144
Succesful
Good Father/Mother Obeying Rules and Laws
Strong and Healthy Sincere and Kind
How do we begin to change?
Understand and apply principles to our lives.
What can you do to preserve Navajo teaching?
any answer
What is Nitsáhákees?
This Navajo word refers to thought, thinking, or the mind and is important when discussing how thoughts influence choices.
People who lack self-awareness are more likely to encounter these repeatedly without understanding why.
What are obstacles?
The Navajo Code Talkers demonstrated “Being of Service” during World War II by using these two important strengths to help transmit secure military communications.
What are their Diné language and cultural knowledge?
Introduce yourself in Navajo as a group
Introduction in Navajo, you get 1/2 in english
When something emotional happens, taking the time to do this with what occurred helps you grow for next time?
What is reflect?
What are Nitsáhákees, Nahat’á, Iiná, and Siihasin?
Thinking → Planning → Living/Doing → Reflecting can be represented by these four Diné concepts.