What commitment does one need to be a participating citizen?
- Belief in principles of democracy
- Believe in responsibilities of the individual to the group
- To give more than you take
- A person should be committed to do whatever it takes to bring
about a change in what they believe in - they need to stay in
it for the long haul.
- To see it through to the end (Perseveriance)
- More outside your comfort zone to improve
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- A strong and continious committment to the desire
- Time
- Selflessness or selfishness
- Working for a common cause
- Team player
- Consern, caring and interest
- Interest in the future
- Concen for the general welfare
- Commitment
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Teaching and Learning is like an automobile. . .
- So many parts to make it function
- You keep moving and it can take you many new places and you
can go anywhere as long as you have gas
- Many makes and models, but they must all be prepared to rundown
the same roads
- Can take it and gove places
- Afforded the same opportunities
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What attitudes does one need to have to be a participating citizen?
- Empathy
- Open-mindes
- Positive
- Time
- Energy
- Love for People
- Caring
- Do onto others
- Co-operative
- Understanding
- Humility
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- Patience
- Incentives
- Persistence
- Knowing that you can make a diffference
- Respect
- Mature
- Tolerance
- Good
- Attitude - know that every individual can contribute.
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What skills does one need to have to be a participating citizen?
- People skills
- Listen - see needs
- Communication
- Reading - writing
- Willingness to get involved
- Confidence
- Compassion
- Ability to evaluate information logically as well as emotionally
- Interactin with others
- Self esteem
- Concern for others
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- Skills of following through
- Persuasive skills
- Parlimentary skills
- Publi speaking skills
- Critical thinking
- Listening
- Team Player
- Math
- Organization
- Listening
- Communicating
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