Personality Exploration
Self-Awareness
Core Values
Decision Making
Growth Mindset
100

Two students get different a different personality quiz results. Does that mean one personality is better?

No

100

What is self-awareness?

Recognizing and understanding your own feelings, thoughts, strengths, needs, and behavior.

100

Name one example of a core value.

Examples include honesty, kindness, responsibility, respect, fairness, courage, or family.

100

What is a decision?

A choice you make between two or more options.

100

Does growth mindset mean you will succeed at everything if you just try hard enough?

No

200

How do you determine your dominant personality type  

The letter or type with your highest score

200

Name one way to become more self-aware.

EXAMPLES: Reflect, journal, notice emotions, ask for constructive feedback, or think about patterns in your behavior.

200

What are core values?

Beliefs or principles that are important to you and help guide your choices.

200

What is a consequence?

A result or outcome that follows an action or decision.

200

What is a growth mindset?

The belief that abilities can develop through learning, practice, useful strategies, and feedback.

300

How do you determine your sub-dominant type

The letter or type with the second highest score

300

Can other people help us notice things we miss about ourselves?

Yes

300

TRUE/FALSE: Core values serve as a compass for our behavior and choices.

True

300

Name one thing you should consider before making an important decision. (6 answers)

(1) Possible consequences, (2) available choices, (3) goals, (4) values, (5) safety, (6) how others may be affected.

300

Change this fixed-mindset statement: “I can't do this.”

Examples: “I can't do this yet,” or “I can try a different strategy or ask for help.”

400

What are the 3 personality quizzes we did?

L.O.B.G

True Colors

Enneagram

400

Why should we write letters to our future self?

To reflect on who you are now, set goals, remember your values, and see how much you have grown and changed over time.

400

How can knowing your core values help you make decisions?

Values help you (1) compare choices and (2) consider what matters to you and (3) what kind of person you want to be.

400

Two values you care about seem to conflict in a decision. What should you do before choosing? (4 answers)

(1) Consider the situation, (2) possible consequences, (3) who is affected, and (4) how each option aligns with your values; seek trusted advice if needed.

400

What are 3 helpful thing to do after making a mistake?

OPTIONS: (1) Learn from it, (2) identify what went wrong, (3) seek feedback, (4) practice, (5) try a new strategy.

500

Why is it helpful to understand your personality strengths and weaknesses? (3 answers)

It can help you understand your (1) tendencies, (2) how you respond, and (3) how you work with others.

500

How do interactions with others impact our self-awareness?

Feedback and reflections from others can help us see blind spots and gain perspective on ourselves.

500

How does a clear understanding of your values influence your daily decision-making?

It helps you make decisions based on your core values and long-term goals rather than peer pressure.

500

This tool is a visual tool for exploring different choices and their potential outcomes, starting with a main question at the top. It breaks down complicated decisions into smaller steps, making it easier to choose the best option.

Decision Tree

500

What does the acronym SMART stand for in goal setting?

Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound