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- Remind ourselves by writing it down so we can direct ourselves to where we want
- Independent
- Reflect on your actions
- Being strict on yourself
- Determined
- Reflect with your inspirations and what you want to be
- Self - respect
- Pick your own decisions
- Doing your best
- Setting expectations for yourself
- Perseverance to pull through
- Doing what you choose to do

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Group #7 Perseverance- Branson Bailey, Austin, Nathaniel, and Juan.

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Group #7 Perseverance- Branson Bailey, Austin, Nathaniel, and Juan.

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Perseverance is the ability to push through adversity. Whenever one is struggling with the fascinating but difficult concepts of Physics, our mindset is the factor that will push us through.

Some examples of Perseverance in our class.
- Completing homework when you're exhausted.
- Staying after class to ask Mr. Z to elaborate on a concept you struggled with.
- Studying extra on a concept you don't like or don't understand.
- Completing an assignment after missing a class day.
-Showing up to class on time everyday even when you're exhausted.
- Asking classmates for help when you don't understand.
- Taking extra notes during class when you're tired.
- Using note-cards to help you grasp a concept.
-Emailing Mr. Zernow whenever you have any extra questions about classwork or assignments.
-Keeping a positive attitude with concepts you don't want to do.
- Being studious like Nathaniel.

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Group 8: Carla Q, Gabriella A, Kellan K, Dillon S

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Group 8: Carla Q, Gabriella A, Kellan K, Dillon S

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- Stand up to a bully
- Ask someone out
- Facing an opponent
- Facing a fear
-apologizing and admitting that you're wrong
- saying no to peer pressure
-trying new things
-public speaking
-meeting new people

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Teamwork- Group 3 (Vincent. D, Wyatt. H, Richard B, Jalen Y)

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Teamwork- Group 3 (Vincent. D, Wyatt. H, Richard B, Jalen Y)

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1. Group work with participation between every person

2. Group conversations between everyone to form an answer

3. Discussing opinions about a topic

4. Checking each other’s work to make sure we can reach an answer

5. Asking for help whenever doing work

6. Communicating with each other for work or to ask questions

7. communicate to share ideas

8. Take responsibility while working with others to ensure proper teamwork

9. Keeping each other on task to effectively finish work

10. Setting clear team goals

11. Ask and receive feedback from teammates

12. Split up work between team members to work efficiently.

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David, Erick, Amy, Cassie

1. helping someone with homework
2. take the job no one else wants
3. lending someone your notes
4. just being helpful overall
5. helping someone with classwork
6. respecting your teacher
7.. being silent when someone is talking
8. Allowing others to share their thoughts or ideas
9. encouraging quiet people to speak up
10. Allowing the teacher to explain the work or assignment
11. Not being mean to anyone
12. trying to be friendly

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The Definition: a feeling of deep admiration for someone or something elicited by their abilities, qualities, or achievements.

Respect is earned not given.

Determine respect based on your personal experience with that person and not someone else’s.

Being present in a conversation can earn someone’s respect.

Treat others the way you want to be treated to gain respect.

Treating others with kindness and politeness can obtain respect.

Younger people often respect older people due to the age difference.

Your social status can also determine the respect received, ex. people in power.

Respect can be described as a feeling of admiration.

To be respectful you must be considerate and honor the feelings, opinions and property of others.

Show gratitude.

Empathize the perspective of others.

Respect is an important virtue.

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Group #6: Integrity (meriem, jade, craig, jeremy)

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Group #6: Integrity (meriem, jade, craig, jeremy)

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Integrity:
1. not lying to my parents.
2.  not cheating in school.
3. keeping promises/responsibilities.
4. taking ownership for your mistakes.
5. valuing honesty.
6. respecting yourself and others.
7. don't plagiarize, cite your sources, etc.
8. be creative, but be original.
9. returning something that doesn't belong to you/don't steal.
10. don't talk behind people's backs
11. be ready for tough situations/problems.
12. get to know your peers and respect them.

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* Helping each other out with equations

* Constructive critisim

* Study groups
* Asking for help
*Ability to console a classmate in case of issues
* Inviting class environment
* Question time
* Daily Check-ins
* Patience
* Lax work
* Don't embarrass others
* Use of pep talks when needed

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group 2 - responsibility: Ben , Matthew, Shiloh, Eldritch

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group 2 - responsibility: Ben , Matthew, Shiloh, Eldritch

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1. doing homework
2. turning in homework on time
3. paying attention in class
4. take notes
5. study
6. obeying teachers
7. showing up on time
8. charging your chromebook
9. participating
10. being organized
11. staying on task
12. giving it your all