L7: Evaluating Your Decisions

S.P.I.D.E.R.S. Program

Safety Playbook for Individual Development
and Engagement of Responsible Students

Middle School Lessons

Introduction and Objective > Steps to Decision-Making > The Sixth Step > Evaluating Your Decisions

Evaluating Your Decisions

Think about the following scenario and answer the question below.

Let's pretend that you decided to leave the movie theater to go to the high school party with your friend. You didn’t let anyone know where you went, or what time you would be back, and your parents were waiting for you at the movie theater. When the movie let out, they saw all of your friends, but not you. They became very angry after finding out that you went to the party, and decided to find out where the party was so they could come to pick you up.

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Developmental changes, peer pressure, and outside influences can all affect an individual's decision making.

In these lessons, students will learn strategies that help them to make informed choices that promote personal responsibility and citizenship.

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