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LCCS students are expected to not only be equipped with the content
knowledge and academic skills, but are also expected to possess
habits that will enable them to be lifelong learners in the 21st
century. By the end of their LCCS experience, students will have
amassed a set of habits, based upon the LCCS Guiding Principles
that will enable lifelong learning. LCCS students will compile
a reflective journal or portfolio that highlights their ability
in each of the following areas:
- Collaboration
- Inquiry
- Persistence
- Personal Responsibility
- Civic Responsibility
- Reflection
HABIT BREAKOUT
Collaboration
Students will engage in cooperative work and demonstrate effective
collaboration skills, including conflict resolution.
Please include an artifact or a narrative piece that demonstrates:
- Your success as a collaborator
- Your challenge as a collaborator
- The importance of collaboration
Inquiry
Students will maintain a natural curiosity by demonstrating the
ability to ask a variety of questions to further develop their
understanding of the world.
Please include an artifact or a narrative piece that demonstrates:
- How your curiosity has shaped your education
- What your future interests and passions are and how they
were shaped by your educational experience
Persistence
Students will demonstrate and recognize the value of perseverance
when striving for their goals.
Please include an artifact or a narrative piece that demonstrates:
- Your success as a goal setter
- Your challenge to achieve goals
- Also include all of reflective summary of all of your ILPs.
Personal Responsibility
Students will develop self-motivation tools and a strong sense
of personal identity in the context of our multicultural and technological
world. Additionally, students will demonstrate habits that maintain
their physical and emotional wellness.
Please include an artifact or a narrative piece that demonstrates:
- Your most important personal responsibility
- Where you have struggled to be personally responsible
ð Where you want to improve your personal responsibility
Civic Responsibility
Students will demonstrate civic responsibility by learning about
and serving in their communities.
Please include an artifact or a narrative piece that demonstrates:
- Your commitment to serving your community
- Your future goals for serving your community
- The importance of serving your community
Reflection
Students will regularly assess their academic and social progress
toward reaching their goals through reflecting on both the process
for achieving goals and outcomes of their goals.
Please include an artifact or a narrative piece that demonstrates:
- Why reflection is important
- Your struggle with reflecting
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