Self-Reflection Rubric

Area of Evaluation The Call
(Preparatory Stage)		 The Journey
(Action Stage)		 The Return
(Integrative Stage)
Essential Question Conceptual Learning Experiential (Affective) Learning Integration – New Awareness
How Well Do I Know Myself?
2. Self-Reflection Awareness of who I am now as I prepare for the upcoming journey. Engaging in experiences that bring the concepts of the first stage into awareness. Becoming aware of how my capacities have grown through the first two stages of the learning journey.
  • To what extent am I aware of my values and motivations?
  • How do I respond to new or complex situations?
  • What are my gifts?
  • What are my challenges?
  • What gives meaning and lasting happiness to myself and others?
  • What are the various different levels of relationship of which I am part?
  • Becoming aware of how I apply my values, and how I am motivated, as well as being aware of the values and motivations of others.
  • Learning to see myself and my life experiences in a larger context.
  • Developing the capacity to stay curious when engaging with complexity and emotion.(Able to tolerate paradox and ambiguity)
  • Becoming aware of my gifts and how to develop them.
  • Becoming aware of my challenges and how to move beyond them.
  • Discovering through experience what gives meaning and lasting happiness to myself and others?
  • What have I learned about my values and motivation?
  • Am I able to understand my experiences and my responses within a larger context?
  • Is it easier to face and engage with unfamiliar, uncertain or complex situations?
  • Do I see new gifts or new ways my known gifts can be employed?
  • What challenges did I discover and what strategies have I learned for moving beyond them?
  • How has my understanding of what gives meaning and lasting happiness been confirmed or challenged?
  • What touched me and moved me?

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Bill Moyers has elevated the art of the question and deep listening to new heights. His career as a journalist has made an enormous impact on the way the world thinks. His World of Ideas series is the basis for the Values in World Thought program.

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