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Accepting Responsibility
Accepting Responsibility
Welcome to your third Responsible Decision Making Quest!
Welcome to your third Responsible Decision Making Quest!
In the previous quests, you learned what Responsible Decision Making is, and you learned Strategies for Making a Decision.
In the previous quests, you learned what Responsible Decision Making is, and you learned Strategies for Making a Decision.
Your new mission, should you choose to accept it, is to learn how to Accept Responsibility
Your new mission, should you choose to accept it, is to learn how to Accept Responsibility
Your avatar needs this skill in order to win the Boss Battle at the end of the Responsible Decision Making level.
Your avatar needs this skill in order to win the Boss Battle at the end of the Responsible Decision Making level.
In this quest, you will watch the video, and then reflect. Finally, watch another video and discuss it in a small group.
In this quest, you will watch the video, and then reflect. Finally, watch another video and discuss it in a small group.
After successfully completing the quest, fill out the QUEST SUBMISSION form to move to your next Responsible Decision Making Quest!
After successfully completing the quest, fill out the QUEST SUBMISSION form to move to your next Responsible Decision Making Quest!
Accepting responsibility for your mistakes involve admitting you were wrong, apologizing, trying to make things right, accept the consequence of your choice. Watch the following video:
2. Reflect on the video: What should Tanya say or do to take responsibility in this scenario? What are some other benefits of accepting responsibility when you were wrong? Think of a time you accepted responsibility for when you were wrong. What happened?
3. Discuss: Watch the video below with a small group. Then, discuss the following questions:
Why do you think it's important to take responsibility for your mistakes?
One quote from the video said: "Sometimes we tend to only be accountable when we know we won't be penalized". Do you agree? Why or why not?
What do you think an accountable classroom would look like? An accountable school? An accountable world?
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