Here is a powerpoint presentation detailing the importance, impact and some examples of decisions in our everyday lives. I created this as a PSHE homework project and my teacher used it to teach her other classes too.
2. They are vital in your everyday lives
You make them everyday, both small and large
We don’t always make good ones and today we will
learn how to make good ones.
I want to talk about this because…
5. A choice that you make about something after
thinking about it.
What are they?
6. Name 3 good decisions and 3 bad decisions you have
made throughout the week in 45 seconds. Start!!!
Starter Activity
7. Step #1: What is your goal by making this decision? Why
are you making this decision?
Step #2: Analyze your options. What are they? What are
the pros and cons of choosing each?
Step #3: Consider the consequences of not choosing
the other option.
Step #4:How important is this decision?
Step #5: Make your decision.
How to make good decisions?
Here are the 5 golden steps
9. Select one of the important decisions you have
written previously.
Answer the 5 golden steps in writing.
Have you chosen the right option?
Activity
11. Remember what we talked about earlier about not always
making good decisions?
What if I make a wrong decision?
12. Always be open to alternative outcomes.
Tips
13. Now…We’ll play a very simple
game
To practice our decision-making skills
14. “Would You Rather?” is a game that involves
decision-making. It’s pretty simple.
But there’s a catch: the first time you get the
question, you have to answer the question without
thinking.
The second time you answer it you have to follow
the golden steps.
Aim of the game: to see the difference of making
decisions without thinking and with thinking.
Would You Rather?
15. Would you rather?
always eat candies for the rest of your life
or veggies and fruit for the rest of your life?
Level 1
16. Now use the 5 golden rules and
see if your answer changes
18. Would you rather?
fly for the rest of your life but
never touch land
walk for the rest of your life but
never fly (no mode of flying
whatsoever)
Level 3