The core beliefs, principles, and internal guidelines that shape our behavior, influence our decisions, and define what's most important to us.
What are Personal Values?
The Pillar of Character that involves playing by the rules and being open-minded.
What is Fairness?
The personality facet that is the opposite of Introversion.
What is Extroversion?
The side of the brain that is used in art, creativity, intuition, self-expression, flexibility, and choices.
What is the Right Brain?
What the letter S in S.M.A.R.T. Goals stands for.
What are family, education, wisdom, health, fame, wealth, happiness, honesty, etc.
The Pillar of Character that involves being kind, compassionate, and helping people in need.
What is Caring?
The personality facet that is the opposite of Sensing.
What is Intuition?
The learning style that processes information best through physical activity, touch, and hands-on experience.
What is Kinesthetic?
What the letter M in S.M.A.R.T. Goals stands for.
What is Measurable?
The Pillar of Character that involves being honest, reliable, and being willing to do the right thing.
What is Trustworthiness?
The Pillar of Character that involves obeying laws, cooperating, and doing your share to make your school and community better.
What is Citizenship?
The personality facet that is the opposite of Thinking.
What is Feeling.
The learning style that processes and retains information best through listening and speaking.
What is Auditory?
What the letter A in S.M.A.R.T. Goals stands for.
The Pillar of Character that involves treating others how you wish to be treated and being tolerant of differences.
What is Respect?
The D.E.C.I.D.E Model's first TWO steps (D. and E.).
What are Define the problem and Explore your choices?
The personality facet that is the opposite of Judging.
What is Perceiving?
The side of the brain that is used in logic, sequences, analysis, organization, and goals.
What is the Left Brain?
What the letter R in S.M.A.R.T. Goals stands for.
What is Relevant?
The Pillar of Character that involves doing what you are supposed to do, using self-control, and being accountable for your actions.
What is Responsibility?
The step in the D.E.C.I.D.E. model that involves considering your personal values and how they relate to the situation.
What is the third step (C)?
The name of the personality test we took.
What is Meyers-Briggs?
The learning style that processes and retains information best through images, diagrams, charts, and spatial media.
What is Visual?
What the letter T in S.M.A.R.T. Goals stands for.
What is Timely?