Doing the Right Thing
Valuing yourself, others, and their property.
What is respect?
The ability to recover after a challenge.
What is resiliency?
The mental and moral qualities that make you unique.
What is character?
Using a careful process of gathering information to make decisions and to solve problems.
What is critical thinking?
Entering or sharing the feelings of another person.
What is empathy?
Being thankful for kindness and genorosity.
What is gratitude?
Staying motivated and positive during a difficult time.
What is optimism?
Being true to your personality, spirit, or character.
What is authenticity?
Making choices based on good judgment and self-control.
What is responsibility?
Giving or asking for support, guidance, or expertise.
What is mentorship?
Being truthful in both words and actions.
What is honesty?
Having strength of character to keep working toward goals even when it’s tough.
What is grit?
Doing the right thing even when nobody is watching.
What is integrity?
Governing how you think and act, including your impact on others.
What is self-management?
Volunteering to help your school or neighborhood.
What is volunteerism?
Caring for your community and the world around you.
What is citizenship?
Believing that setbacks are part of learning and not permanent failures.
What is a growth mindset?
The long-lasting impact you leave on others' lives.
What is your legacy?
Understanding how and why you think and act, and your impact on others.
What is self-awareness?
Showing kindness and appreciation for the generosity of others reflects this trait.
What is gratitude?
Letting go of grudges in order to move forward with empathy and resilience is an example of this.
What is forgiveness?
Changing your perspective on this helps you learn that setbacks are part of success.
What is failure?
Taking personal responsibility for your thoughts and actions.
What is accountability?
Choosing between two actions by carefully considering outcomes shows this ability.
What is decision-making?
Really listening to what another person has to say and noticing how they feel is an example of this skill.
What is active listening?