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CARE Progress in Term 3 Week 7

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CARE: My progress so far
The CARE award that I am working towards is:  Silver
The one area of CARE that I am doing best in is: Bus         because: There are many opportunities to get bus ticks every Tuesday when we go technology.
The one area of CARE that I need to work harder in is:  Assembly         because: I have hardly any ticks in that area.
To show my leadership qualities I am a role model to others in the CARE values by doing/showing these leadership traits: Integrity, Goal Focused, Trustworthy, Resilient, Active Thinker, Motivational
On the CARE SOLO matrix below I am at this SOLO level: Relational  
because: I can use them without having to be told to.

Prestructural

Unistructural

Multistructural

Relational

Extended Abstract
I am not aware of the CARE values yet.
I know what the CARE values mean.

I need help to use them.
I can use the CARE values.


I need reminding to use them.
I can use the CARE values independently.
I can use the CARE values independently.

I can role model to others how to use the CARE values.

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