•Some of
the most challenging skills to learn are how to get along with others.
•To
get along with others, respect their individuality and strengths, as well as
understand their weaknesses and needs.
•To
be able to form friendships, alliances, temporary teams, study groups, and
negotiate the world of cliques and social hierarchies.
•To
be able to listen to, understand, respect, and follow authorities as well as
undertake leadership roles and use power wisely.
•To
be a thoughtful and informed citizen who votes, pays taxes, obeys the laws,
participates in helping the community thrive and serves to protect and defend
the rights and life of others.
•To
be a considerate, compassionate and responsible home owner, neighbor and
community member.
•To
be a kind, loving and supportive family member.
•To
find and connect with another person and commit your heart, head and resources
to nurture and champion their dreams -- and have them do the same to you.
•To
create great friendships, nurture them and maintain lifelong friendships with
kindred spirits and true friends
•To
build a strong, supportive family of your own that respects each member, honors
their differences and embraces them for who they are
•To
be welcomed into a culture (your own or another) as a valuable member worthy of
respect and caring
•To
treat others as equals, encourage them and champion their dreams
•To
help others when all they need is a helping hand
•To
act as a good role model and find ones of your own to inspire and guide you
throughout your life
