Personal Manifesto
- Link to the free Mel Robbins course "Simple Steps to an Incredible Year" which we are using to both set up positive goal setting behaviours and glean our motivational values and quotes for our personal manifesto. We're doing this on my login, but it's free for anyone to sign up, and you have lifetime access.
- This course is in 4 modules, we will take approximately 3 cycles to complete it, two periods per cycle. After we answer all the questions, we work on our values and value statements, as well as our motivational mottos based on that series of questions. The PDFs of the questions are here:
- DUE Monday Sept. 27: Module 1, all 8 questions answered, min. 8 values identified, written and highlighted, 1 per question, and min. 8 motivational statements based on those values (ie 1 each).
- DUE Tuesday Sept. 28 by the end of class: Module 2 and Module 3 done together on the Module 2 worksheet: all 5 questions answered, min. 5 values identified, 1 per question, and min. 5 motivational statements based on those values (1 each).
- Module 4 on setting up a morning routine due at the end of class on Friday Oct. 8.
- Mon. Oct. 12 we filled out the last workshop on drafting mottos for our manifestoes, due by the end of class, using commands and positive, action language. We used the following article for prompts, as well as filling out this sheet.
- Mon. Oct. 25, students will have all their work to date returned to them and start to create the digital copy of their manifesto in canva online. We will also be looking at models and how to use canva.
- Tues. Oct. 26, continue working on their digital manifesto in canva. By the end of the class, their completed draft manifesto must be downloaded as a print PDF file and printed in the library to submit with their name on it to get feedback from me.
- Mon. Nov. 8 - reviewing the teacher feedback, revising their manifesto in canva
- DUE: Tues. Nov. 9 - in class, completing the manifesto and sharing it with the teacher. Students can begin the reflection.
- Submit the final manifesto. In canva, share the project with the teacher. Also download it and upload it in the Teams assignment
- DUE Nov. 23 - by the end of the period, the final manifesto reflection, MLA formatted, as a Word .doc printed and uploaded in the Teams assignment
- Examples of a final manifesto
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Students will be graded on their process work to each module, on the final product, and on their reflection on their values and the final product
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