Learning Outcomes, Examples & Tips for Success

Learning Outcomes 1. Increased your awareness of your strengths and areas where you can develop further

Examples MAD Social situations ATLs Academic Subjects Athletic

Tips for Success You could use your strengths to help inform your service-I have these strengths so I can use them to

You can see that you have a variety of skills and abilities, some of which are more developed than others. You make choices about how you can use your strengths and how you can improve your less developed skills. 2. Undertaken new challenges

A new challenge may be an activity that you arent familiar with, or an extension of one that you already do. 3. Planned and initiated (started) activities

WOWS Opportunities for being a leader House reps and activities/dances Spontaneous activities in House or elsewhere Start projects where you work with elementary students Klong Toey football 4x4 idea could happen more Collaboration between service groups (Habitat & Gender Sensitivity) Peer tuition House activities Student voice Peer support Follow though with your challenges set from areas for growth Personal project could focus on a global issue Join an organized service club at NIST Initiate an activity to address a global issue Reef Clean Up Day Link to what you do in classes

You could take risks in a range of situations and share leadership roles wit others! You could learn skills from older students then take over a project or you could take risks and start things with your friends! You could make a special effort to be a positive member of any team of people you are with!

Planning and initiating (starting) will often be in collaboration with others. It can be shown in small student-led activities, as well as activities that are part of a larger project.

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Worked collaboratively with others

Collaboration can be shown in many different activities, such as team sports, playing music in a band, House activities, a group project or helping in a kindergarten.

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Shown perseverance and commitment in your activities

This can be shown by not giving up easily, even when faced with obstacles or challenges; looking for ways to overcome problems that come up; following through with activities and tasks you have agreed to do. 6. Engaged with issues of global importance

You could reflect on your levels of determination around different tasks!

Being aware of what issues have global importance and then becoming actively involved in service clubs, activities or events that help to make a difference.

You could start by becoming aware of what global issues are could decide on which ones interest you most. You could find a real passion here!

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7. Considered the way your actions affect others, the community and the environment

This means being a constructive member of the community and showing that you act in a principled way. It means thinking about the consequences of your actions and doing what is fair and what is right.

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Developed new skills

As with new challenges, new skills may be shown in activities that you have not previously tried, or in developing expertise in an area that you are already good at.

Means being a constructive member of the community Showing you act in a principled way Evidence of decisionmaking which takes into account the consequences of your actions Links to activities that you will try outside the classroom Connects to the skills that you work on in a range of lessons Connects to the skills you have developed for community service

You could consider the choices you make and how they affect people and the environment.

You could think about the seven Approaches to Learning Skills and how you have worked to get better at them both inside and outside the classroom!