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Choices have Consequences

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consequences are... the results/or effect of the actions we take.
What consequences does texting and driving have? Car accident, death of innocent people, etc.
Give an example of an immediate consequence i.e. touching a hot stove and getting burnt
Definition of an immediate consequence a consequence that happens instantly.
Give an example of a long term consequence Posting something inappropriate/mean on social media --> not getting into college
Definition of a long term consequence. A consequence that follows you forever.
Give an example of a delayed consequence. Not studying and getting a bad grade
Definition of a delayed consequence. a consequence that takes time to happen.
Leaders look at... Long term consequences
Every choice... sends a message about what you value
Example of how choices reflect what you value. i.e. if you value school, you study hard.
Responsibility is... owning your choices, completing your duties, and accepting the consequences of your actions.
Accountability being willing to own up to your actions and follow through on what is expected of you.
excuses shift away attention from your role.
Steps for accountability: 1. Own it, 2. Identify who was affected, 3. Apologize for your part, 4. make a plan to handle it differently next time.
Created by: Girliepop
 

 



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