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Values and Personal Development Worksheet

The document is a worksheet focused on values and personal development, divided into multiple parts including warm-up questions, vocabulary building, discussion prompts, pros and cons of academic success, scenario practice, a speaking task, and a reflection/writing task. It encourages participants to explore their values, discuss concepts like success and leadership, and consider the importance of life skills in education. Overall, it aims to foster personal growth and critical thinking among individuals.

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Values and Personal Development Worksheet

The document is a worksheet focused on values and personal development, divided into multiple parts including warm-up questions, vocabulary building, discussion prompts, pros and cons of academic success, scenario practice, a speaking task, and a reflection/writing task. It encourages participants to explore their values, discuss concepts like success and leadership, and consider the importance of life skills in education. Overall, it aims to foster personal growth and critical thinking among individuals.

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Worksheet: Values & Personal Development

Part A: Warm-Up Questions


1. What values are important in your life?
2. Who is someone you admire, and why?
3. Do you think success means the same thing to everyone?

Part B: Vocabulary Builder


Match the words to their meanings:

1. Success
2. Failure
3. Leadership
4. Kindness
5. Life skills

a. The ability to guide, influence, and support others


b. Important abilities for daily life, such as communication and problem-solving
c. Not achieving what you planned
d. Being caring, helpful, and considerate
e. Achieving goals or feeling satisfied with your achievements

Part C: Discussion Questions


Discuss the following questions in pairs or groups:

1. What does success mean to you?


2. Is it more important to be kind or to be smart? Why?
3. Can failure help people succeed later in life? How?
4. What qualities do you think make a good leader?
5. Should students learn life skills in school? Why or why not?

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Part D: Pros & Cons
1. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of focusing mainly on academic success.
2. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of teaching life skills in schools.

Part E: Scenario Practice


Discuss what you would do in each situation:

1. You fail an important exam. How do you respond and move forward?
2. You are chosen as a group leader, but some members do not cooperate. What do you do?
3. You see someone being treated unfairly. How would you react?

Part F: Speaking Task


Choose one:

Option A: Mini Debate

• Student A: “Kindness is more important than intelligence.”


• Student B: “Intelligence is more important than kindness.”

Option B: 1-Minute Speech

Topic: “One Life Skill Every Student Should Learn”

Part G: Reflection / Writing Task


Write 5–6 sentences:

• What value do you think is most important for young people today?
• Explain your reasons with examples.

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