• I can take ownership of my learning, shaping what, how, and why I learn to reach my goals.*
  • Curiosity

  • I can describe what it looks like to be a curious thinker and doer.*
  • I can participate in discussions by asking questions.*
  • I can challenge my own thinking by asking questions that uncover new perspectives or possibilities.*
  • I can explore a range of topics both inside and outside of school.*
  • I can ask questions when I don't understand something or feel stuck.*
  • I can be sensitive to others' perspectives when asking questions, considering their feelings and opinions.*
  • I can find my own ways to figure things out when I want or need to understand or know something.*
  • Creative Thinking

  • I can describe what it looks like to be a creative thinker and doer.*
  • I can generate lots of ideas and like to get a little wild in my thinking.*
  • I can remain optimistic while generating ideas, even without knowing if they will work or when others don't agree.*
  • I can experiment with new and different ways of doing things.*
  • I can combine thoughts and ideas (even when they're not my own) to create new solutions.*
  • I can return to old ideas, or generate new ideas, when something doesn't work out or if others don't agree.*
  • I can test ideas, using data and feedback loops to improve my idea.*
  • Critical Thinking

  • I can describe what it looks like to be a critical thinker and doer.*
  • I can use what I already know to help me make decisions.*
  • I can gather information from different sources and decide what is relevant while learning about something new.*
  • I can explain how I understand something using the information I have gathered.*
  • I can justify my decisions by combining knowledge or evidence from different sources.*
  • I can identify patterns, relationships, or biases in the information I analyse and compare them across different sources.*
  • I can apply a set of criteria to evaluate information and use it to make well-informed decisions*
  • Communication

  • I can describe what it looks like to be a good communicator*
  • I can adjust the way I am explaining my idea to suit my audience.*
  • I can express my thoughts, opinions and ideas using a variety of spoken, written, visual (e.g. sketching and prototyping) or digital (e.g video, podcasts and interactive media) techniques.*
  • I can build connections and work with other people to reach a common goal.*
  • I can create opportunities for others to share their thoughts and ensure everyone feels heard and valued in a conversation.*
  • I can express myself even when I feel nervous, or my ideas or opinions challenge the views of others.*
  • I can express my appreciation about the strengths of others and the contributions they make in a group task.*
  • Action

  • I can describe what it looks like to take action on projects and tasks?*
  • I can take a project and break it down into achievable milestones.*
  • I can ask for help when I reach the limits of my capabilities or feel I've taken on too much responsibility in a task.*
  • I can set goals and take responsibility for my part in a task.*
  • I can identify and use resources, strategies and tools that help keep me organised.*
  • I can make the shift from following to leading depending on the task and the group.*
  • I can figure out what needs to be done and can take action before being asked or told what to do.*
  • Agility

  • I can describe what it looks like to be an agile thinker and doer.*
  • I can actively seek out and use feedback to get better.*
  • I can focus on the next step I can take, even when I feel overwhelmed or the situation is uncertain*
  • I can take ownership of my mistakes and see them as opportunities for learning.*
  • I can try something different if what I'm doing doesn't work out the way I'd hoped.*
  • I can identify when I might be a blocker or barrier to progress, and change my thinking or my approach.*
  • I can stay calm and focussed in response to pressure, challenge, uncertainty or failure.*
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