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Taking responsibility
Find out why it might be good for you to take responsibility for what you do.
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Stay true to your word
Taking responsibility means accepting the consequences of your _________________________.
If you’ve done something wrong, you should take responsibility for the consequences instead of making a/an
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a) point. |
b) excuse. |
c) request. |
d) argument. |
If you make a promise, make sure to keep it so other people know they can
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a) feel |
b) trust |
c) expect |
d) understand |
you.
This makes it easier for you to build and keep healthy ________________________ with other people.
Take a moment before reacting to negative situations
When you’re having a bad or ___________________________ time and your first reaction is to argue, slow down.
Maybe go for a quick walk or reach out to a friend to
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a) put |
b) hold |
c) quiet |
d) calm |
yourself down.
Try doing a nice activity which will improve your
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a) look. |
b) mood. |
c) place. |
d) position. |
Admit your own mistakes
When you’re discussing a mistake you’ve made,
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a) focus on |
b) stare at |
c) see through |
d) watch over |
what YOU have done instead of pointing your fingers at others.
Think ahead
Remember: everything you do can _________________________ other people, so think of the consequences on others before you act.
When you think more about what you have done wrong, you might be able to find better ________________________ next time you’re in the same situation.
Plan ahead. For example, if you are afraid you might _________________________ a deadline at school, put reminders in your calendar.
The bottom line
Taking responsibility can make you feel good, and it lets you ___________________________ goals you never thought you could.
And if you want to be in
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a) order |
b) power |
c) control |
d) direction |
of your life, take responsibility for what you do!
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Taking responsibility means accepting the consequences of your actions / behaviour / choices / decisions ...
If you’ve done something wrong, you should take responsibility for the consequences instead of making a/an
|
a) point. |
b) excuse. |
c) request. |
d) argument. |
If you make a promise, make sure to keep it so other people know they can
|
a) feel |
b) trust |
c) expect |
d) understand |
you.
This makes it easier for you to build and keep healthy relationships / friendships with other people.
Take a moment before reacting to negative situations
When you’re having a bad or stressful / hard / challenging time and your first reaction is to argue, slow down.
Maybe go for a quick walk or reach out to a friend to
|
a) put |
b) hold |
c) quiet |
d) calm |
yourself down.
Try doing a nice activity which will improve your
|
a) look. |
b) mood. |
c) place. |
d) position. |
Admit your own mistakes
When you’re discussing a mistake you’ve made,
|
a) focus on |
b) stare at |
c) see through |
d) watch over |
what YOU have done instead of pointing your fingers at others.
Think ahead
Remember: everything you do can affect / impact / hurt other people, so think of the consequences on others before you act.
When you think more about what you have done wrong, you might be able to find better solutions / answers / strategies next time you’re in the same situation.
Plan ahead. For example, if you are afraid you might miss / forget a deadline at school, put reminders in your calendar.
The bottom line
Taking responsibility can make you feel good, and it lets you reach / achieve / accomplish goals you never thought you could.
And if you want to be in
|
a) order |
b) power |
c) control |
d) direction |
of your life, take responsibility for what you do!