
SEL: Values & Your Future Plan
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Life Skills
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12th Grade
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Easy
Profe Temple
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4 Slides • 15 Questions
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by Profe Temple
Essential questions:
• What core values are most important to you?
• Why is it important to consider what you value as you select your future career?
• What might happen and how might you feel in the future if your career doesn't match your values?
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You will watch a video where a dude discusses his core values. Be ready to answer questions after the video.
The video should be posted on Google Classroom.
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Multiple Choice
According to this dude, what do successful teams, companies and businesses all have?
core values that explain why they do what they do
lots of money or financial support
they don't have any problems
really smart people
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Multiple Choice
Which core value is living for adventures and enjoying the moment rather than worrying about owning a big house or a fancy car?
Honoring relationships
Focusing on solutions
Hustle...keep going
Stories, not stuff
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Multiple Choice
Which core value is finding your own path to success rather than copying other people?
Hustle...keep going
Celebrating others
Dreaming differently
Stories, not stuff
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Multiple Choice
Which core value is being happy for other people's successes instead of being jealous or bitter?
Focusing on solutions
Celebrating others
Dreaming differently
Stories, not stuff
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Multiple Choice
Which core value involves problem solving instead of complaining?
Focusing on solutions
Celebrating others
Dreaming differently
Stories, not stuff
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Poll
Your opinion: Which are YOU typically?
I am often problem-focused.
I focus on what's wrong and complain.
I am often solution-focused.
I use my energy to try to fix or solve problems rather than complain.
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Poll
Your opinion: Is it better to surround yourself with people that are problem-focused (often complaining about what's wrong) or solution-focused (trying to fix what's wrong)?
problem-focused
(complainers)
solution-focused
(problem solvers)
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Multiple Choice
Which core value encourages you to avoid gossip and speak respectfully about someone even when they aren't present?
Focusing on solutions
Hustle...keep going
Honoring relationships
Dreaming differently
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Multiple Choice
Which core value encourages you to get the job done and get it done right by working really hard?
Celebrating others
Hustle...keep going
Honoring relationships
Dreaming differently
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Multiple Choice
According to this dude, what can core values help you do?
Get a scholarship to college.
Make tough decisions, and decide what is right and wrong for you.
Win a million dollars.
Get good grades and excel in your extracurricular actviities.
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Multiple Choice
What pressure does this guy talk about feeling in high school?
"I have to pick one right job and one career path for the rest of my life."
"Will I get a date for prom?"
"How can I make a lot of money and become rich?"
"My teachers hate me, I'm sure of it."
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Multiple Choice
What else do your core values help you decide?
Where you're going to go and how you're going to get there.
(Figuratively, not literally.)
How much money you will make at your future job.
How many presents you should buy for your seminar teacher for Christmas.
How to get an A on a test.
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https://jamesclear.com/core-values
Choose 3-4 values that are the MOST important to you. (You can also choose values that are not on this list.)
You will type your MOST IMPORTANT values on the next slide.
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Open Ended
Which 3-4 core values are the MOST important to you?
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https://jamesclear.com/core-values
Choose 2-3 values that are the LEAST important to you.
You will type them on the next slide.
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Open Ended
Which 2-3 core values are the LEAST important to you?
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Open Ended
How might you feel in your future job if the core values of your work do NOT align with your own personal core values?
by Profe Temple
Essential questions:
• What core values are most important to you?
• Why is it important to consider what you value as you select your future career?
• What might happen and how might you feel in the future if your career doesn't match your values?
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