Altruism-The Leader in Me

AM I A LEADER?

IF I AM A LEADER?


 Mother Teresa (India) – Dedicated her life to helping the poor, sick, and dying in Kolkata, India, through the Missionaries of Charity.

Mahatma Gandhi (India) – Led nonviolent movements for India’s independence and worked for social justice, inspiring millions.

Nelson Mandela (South Africa) – Spent 27 years in prison fighting against apartheid and later worked for peace and unity in South Africa.

Sindhutai Sapkal – Despite facing extreme hardships, she dedicated her entire life to raising and providing shelter to abandoned children.

Malala Yousafzai (Pakistan) – Advocates for girls’ education worldwide, despite surviving an assassination attempt by the Taliban.

Barack Obama- Barack Obama was the first African-American President of the United States. During his time as president, he helped improve healthcare for many people and worked to fix the economy after a big financial crisis called the Great Recession. He also won the Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts to reduce nuclear weapons and promote peace.

Martin Luther King Jr. was an important leader who fought for equal rights for African Americans in the United States. He believed in non-violence and peaceful protests to bring change.

He is famous for his “I Have a Dream” speech, where he spoke about a future where people are treated equally, no matter their skin color.

Because of his efforts, many unfair laws were changed, and he helped make society more just and equal.

PERSONAL MISSION STATEMENTS

I believe in the power of education to unlock my potential, in lending a helping hand to those in need, and in learning from everyone around me to grow and become a positive influence in my school and community.

I will focus more on my studies and give my best in displaying my skills and abilities. I will exhibit good values to be a model for others and also will be ready to learn from others. I will find maximum opportunities in the school to unleash my potential and to develop my abilities and skills. 

I am here to embrace education as a journey of discovery, where I learn new things every day and challenge myself to grow. I believe in the power of helping others, lending a hand to those in need, and spreading kindness wherever I go. By caring for my peers and community, I create a positive environment that nurtures friendships and empathy. I also understand the value of learning from others, listening to different perspectives, and growing together as a team.

Use my skills in communication to collaborate fruitfully with others. Take any opportunity to expand my network and gain new knowledge. Fully immerse myself in my studies and use my time to work at my full potential. Always be working towards the next step in my career.

My mission is to learn with joy and curiosity, exploring new ideas and discovering my unique talents to make a positive impact in the school, family and my society.

CLASS MISSION STATEMENT

Class Mission Statements (Grade 6 – 8 Models)

1. We learn together, help each other, and do our best every day.
2. Our class is a happy place where we respect, share, and grow.
3. We work hard, stay kind, and never give up.
4. We listen, learn, and support each other to succeed.
5. We are responsible students who try, improve, and achieve.
6. In our class, everyone matters and everyone learns.
7. We learn new things, solve problems, and become better every day.
8. We stay positive, work as a team, and enjoy learning.

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Personal Mission Statements (5 Models)

1. I will do my best, be kind, and keep learning every day.
2. I will work hard, respect others, and believe in myself.
3. I will try new things, learn from mistakes, and improve.
4. I will be honest, helpful, and responsible in all I do.
5. I will stay positive, set goals, and achieve them step by step.

 

Altruism: selfless concern for the well-being of others.

Sacrifice

BE PROACTIVE

RIPPLE

Struggle

medicine

Sindhutai

LIFE INSIDE OUT

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Leadership is a Choice

How can you be a leader in life? Your family? your school? your community?

What are the 7 Habits?
What you mean by "Inside Out"?

"Why is it essential to win the Private Victory before winning the Public Victory?"

Habits are great tools for us. If we learn and use them, we will see great results.

ARE THERE ANY WRONG ANSWERS?

LOOK CLOSELY AND TELL  WHAT IMAGE DO YOU SEE HERE.

What is a paradigm?

It is the way you see something or perceive the world.
Your point of view about something. The paradigm influences our thoughts, actions, attitudes and the results.

Repeated thoughts 

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   Negative paradigm brings negative result to your life. 

MAKE A CHOICE TO SEE THINGS DIFFERENTLY.

Mirror Yourself

Which type you are

The "See-Do-Get" model, also known as Covey's belief, action, and outcome framework, is a simple tool to understand how our perceptions (what we "see") shape our actions (what we "do"), which in turn shapes the results (what we "get"). 

Example 1: Student and Learning

• See (Belief/Perception):
  "Math is difficult, and I’m not good at it."

• Do (Action):
  Avoids practicing math, doesn't ask questions, gives up easily.

• Get (Outcome):
  Scores low marks and struggles more in math.

🌀 This reinforces the belief that math is difficult.

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✅ Positive Shift Example:

• See:
  "Math is a skill. The more I practice, the better I get."

• Do:
  Practices regularly, asks for help, uses online tools.

• Get:
  Improves understanding and scores higher.

Example 2: Teamwork in a School Project

• See:
  "I can do it better alone; others will slow me down."

• Do:
  Works alone, avoids collaboration.

• Get:
  Misses out on diverse ideas, feels overwhelmed.

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✅ Positive Shift Example:

• See:
  "Working together brings better ideas and shared responsibility."

• Do:
  Shares tasks, listens to teammates, and respects their input.

• Get:
  Stronger project results, less stress, better teamwork.