Social Awareness and Responsibility
Personal Awareness and Responsibility involves understanding the connections between personal and social behaviour and well-being; it encourages people to make constructive and ethical decisions and act on them.
People who are personally aware and responsible demonstrate self-respect, persevere in difficult situations, and exercise responsibility. They understand that there are consequences for their decisions and actions. A personally aware and responsible individual takes steps to ensure their well-being, sets goals and monitors progress, regulates emotions and manages stress, and recognizes and advocates for their own rights.
British Columbia Ministry of Education, Core Competencies, 2019Profile 1
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I am aware of others in my surroundings.
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I can have fun with my family and friends.
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I can help and be kind.
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I can tell when someone is sad or angry and try to make them feel better.
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I am aware that other people can be different from me.
Profile 2
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I can use materials respectfully.
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I can solve problems myself and ask for help when I need it.
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I can listen to others’ ideas and concerns.
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I can be part of a group and invite others to join.
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I can identify when something is unfair to me or to others
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I can build relationships.
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I can work and play cooperatively.
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I can participate in activities to care for and improve my social and physical surroundings.
Profile 3
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I can explain why something is fair or unfair.
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I can build and sustain relationships.
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I can share my feelings in my relationshiops
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I contribute to group activities that make my classroom, school, community, or natural world a better place.
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I can consider different perspectives on an issue, clarify problems, consider alternatives, and evaluate strategies.
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I can demonstrate respectful and inclusive behaviour with people I know.
Profile 4
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I can build relationships and be a thoughtful and supportive friend.
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I can identify ways my actions and the actions of others affect my community and the natural environment.
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I can look for ways to make my classroom, school, community, or natural world a better place and identify small things I can do that could make a difference.
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I can demonstrate respectful and inclusive behaviour in a variety of settings, and I recognize that everyone has something to offer.
Profile 5
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I can use respectful and inclusive language and behaviour (including online).
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I can advocate for others.
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I can make a difference.
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I can be aware of how others may feel and take steps to help them feel included.
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I can maintain relationships with people from different generations.
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I can work to make positive change in the communities I belong to and the natural environment.
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I can clarify problems or issues, generate multiple strategies, weigh consequences, compromise to meet the needs of others, and evaluate actions.
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I can value differences.
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I can appreciate that each person has unique gifts.
Profile 6
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I can build sustain positive relationships with diverse people, including people from different generations (and culture, race, language, religion, ability, gender, sexuality etc.)
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I can show empathy for others and adjust my behaviour to accommodate their needs.
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I can advocate and take thoughtful actions to influence positive, sustainable change in my communities and in the natural world.
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I can analyze complex social or environmental issues from multiple perspectives and understand how I am situated in types of privilege.
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I act to support diversity and defend human rights
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I can identify how diversity is beneficial for the communities I belong to.