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Role Models

Role Models. Assembly SEL/IS . Who is your role model ? Why are they your role model? Has it always been the same person? . What is a Role Model? . “A person looked to by others as an example to be imitated”

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Role Models

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  1. Role Models Assembly SEL/IS

  2. Who is your role model? Why are they your role model? Has it always been the same person?

  3. What is a Role Model? • “A person looked to by others as an example to be imitated” • “a person regarded by others, especially younger people, as a good example to follow”

  4. Qualities of a role model • Set a good example • Has values • Aspirational • Hard working • Honest • Passionate • Committed • Successful Do you have any of these qualities?

  5. Role Models • Role Models might differ depending on your age or time of life • They may change depending on circumstances

  6. Miss Lackenby’s Role Models • Parents • Older sister • Teacher at school • Jenifer Aniston • Head of Department

  7. Mr Short’s Role Models • Parents • Older brothers and sisters • Teachers at school • People who I have worked with • Sports people

  8. Some Role Models

  9. Are role models all they should be?

  10. Who is the better role model?

  11. Responsible role model?

  12. Some Research • According to a survey of teachers in the UK conducted in 2008 by the Association of Teachers and Lecturers, young people most frequently chose sports stars as role models, followed by pop stars. • Many, however, simply aspired to be "famous for being famous", believing that fame and fortune could be easily accessed through reality television.

  13. Have Role Models Changed? • The world of celebrity • Instagram, facebook, twitter mean the celebrity world is accessible to all • Reality TV stars also now play a big part on social culture • Role models not always positive

  14. What did your teachers say?

  15. Final Thoughts • We all have role models. We should take time to think “why do I model myself on that person?” • Many of you will be role models for brothers/sisters, friends, people in clubs or classes you may not know very well. • Your teachers know they are role models for you. They consciously model politeness, enthusiasm and a positive approach to study. • Are you a role model to others? • If so what kind of role model are you?

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