1. Life Knowledge ® Self-Worth / Self Image How do I begin to grow and value my contributions? Stage One of Development ME HS 28

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3. Bell Work / Objectives Define self worth. Define self esteem. What is a service-oriented activity? What are your “life goals”? Life Knowledge ®

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5. What is self-worth/self image? The value one places on self and contributions. Everyone possesses a perceived level of self-worth.  Self-worth differs from person to person.  One’s perception of self-worth is in a constant state of change.  Personal growth is affected by one’s believed self- worth.  The greater one’s perceived self-worth, the greater potential for success and enjoyment of life. Objective 1 HS 28 TM A

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7. How do I assess my self-worth? Factors I measure for self-worth:  Appearance  Performance in school  Popularity  Ability to make sound decisions  Finances  Effectiveness as a speaker  Special talents Objective 2 HS 28 TM B

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9. Give me a lift? Factors that increase self-worth:  Standing up for your beliefs  Accepting your limitations and strengths  Having pride in your decisions  Setting long-term goals  Solving problems Objective 3 HS 28 TM C

10. Life Knowledge ® Give me a lift? Factors that decrease self-worth:  Making the same mistake multiple times  Failing to make decisions  Not being honest with yourself  Dwelling on the negative  Abusive—physically and emotionally— relationships  Self-doubt Objective 3 HS 28 TM D

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15. Give me a lift? Rewards of a healthy perception of self- worth  Greater confidence in own ideas  Greater ability to overcome obstacles  More likely to accept things as they are  Wider social acceptance  More likely to take part in opportunities Objective 3 HS 28 TM E

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