RESPONSIBILITY, RESILIENCE AND SYNERGIZE

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LESSON PLAN

MALALA

ANNE FRANK






Responsibility means doing what you are expected to do and taking care of your duties. It is about being reliable and making sure your actions are helpful to others. Responsibility also means accepting the results of your choices, whether good or bad. It helps build trust and shows that you can be counted on.


  • Doing your homework on time.
  • Helping your family or friends when needed.
  • Taking care of your things, like your books and toys.
  • Saying sorry and fixing things if you make a mistake.
  • Following rules at school or home to keep everyone safe and happy.
  • Being honest and admitting when you need help.

  • Keeping promises and doing what you say you will do.




    • LESSON

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_c0jo57vMM4

    spinthewheel

    Meditation

    Social Responsibility





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