Once students have learned to analyze consequences of a decision and understand the processes behind decision-making, it's time to have them put those practices into action. This worksheet asks students to consider a decision they have to make. It may be what to study in college, what job to take for the summer break, or even whether or not they want to play a sport this year. The decision can be personal or related to school.
Based on their proposed solutions, students should pick one. At a later date, depending on the class schedule or type of decision, students should check back in with their written choices and see if their assessments were accurate. This is a great way for students to not only put words to their decisions, but also for them to continue developing their understanding of the decision-making process.
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