Grades 9-12
Other Tennessee Social and Personal Competencies sets
Other Tennessee Social and Personal Competencies sets
Self-awareness1
- A
Demonstrate an awareness of his/her emotions.1A
- 1
Identifies personal emotions as valid, regardless of how others expect them to feel1A.1
- 2
Describes the external event or thought that elicited an emotion1A.2
- 3
Recognizes how positive and negative expressions of emotions affect others1A.3
- 4
Acknowledges an emotion and determines the appropriate time and place to safely process it1A.4
- 5
Understands the effect of self-talk on emotions1A.5
- 1
- B
Demonstrate an awareness of their personal qualities and interests.1B
- 1
Accepts likes, dislikes, and personal preferences of others1B.1
- 2
Uses personal qualities and interests to make decisions regarding postsecondary goals1B.2
- 3
Utilizes interests in planning and decision making1B.3
- 4
Recognizes the importance of personal qualities and interests in decision-making1B.4
- 1
- C
Demonstrate an awareness of their strengths and limitations.1C
- 1
Is realistic about strengths and limitations related to postsecondary goals1C.1
- 2
Identifies the skills and credentials required to enter a particular profession and to begin to prepare accordingly1C.2
- 3
Demonstrates confidence based on an accurate self-assessment of strengths1C.3
- 1
- D
Demonstrate a sense of personal responsibility and advocacy.1D
- 1
Analyzes the effect that taking responsibility or not taking responsibility can have on oneself and others1D.1
- 2
Describes how taking personal responsibility is linked to being accountable for behavior1D.2
- 3
Demonstrates an ability to take responsibility for one's choices1D.3
- 4
Analyzes the level of control one has over situations in life1D.4
- 5
Identifies and describes knowledge and skills one can use as a responsible citizen to improve and advocate in the community1D.5
- 1
- E
Identify external and community resources and supports.1E
- 1
Identifies school support personnel and adult role models and knows when and how to use them1E.1
- 2
Identifies organizations in the community that provide opportunities to develop their interests or talents1E.2
- 3
Assembles/creates constructive support systems that contribute to school and life success1E.3
- 1
Self-management2
- A
Understand and use strategies for managing their emotions and behaviors constructively.2A
- 1
Demonstrates the ability to reframe difficult situations into opportunities that promote resilience and optimism2A.1
- 2
Evaluates how thoughts and emotions affect decision making and responsible behavior2A.2
- 3
Understands the effect of self-monitoring (self-talk) strategies on emotions and actions/behaviors2A.3
- 4
Recognizes and evaluates how expressing one’s emotions might affect or influence others2A.4
- 5
Identifies and practices strategies for coping with and overcoming feelings of rejection, social isolation, and other forms of stress2A.5
- 1
- B
Set, monitor, adapt, and evaluate their goals to achieve success in school and life.2B
- 1
Identifies academic goals and self-monitoring strategies2B.1
- 2
Sets a postsecondary goal with action steps, timeframes, and criteria for evaluating achievement2B.2
- 3
Demonstrates an understanding that goal setting supports life-long success2B.3
- 4
Sets, monitors, adapts, and evaluates goals to achieve success in school and life2B.4
- 5
Identifies outside resources that can help in achieving one’s goal2B.5
- 6
Incorporates personal management skills (i.e., time management, organization skills) on a daily basis2B.6
- 1
Social Awareness3
- A
Demonstrate awareness and consideration of other people’s emotions, perspectives, and social cues.3A
- 1
Considers the feelings of others3A.1
- 2
Identifies verbal, environmental, or situational cues that demonstrate how others feel3A.2
- 3
Values and learns from the perspectives of others3A.3
- 4
Analyzes the factors that impact perceived appropriateness of an emotional response related to the setting or situation (e.g., a job interview vs. casual lunch with friends)3A.4
- 1
- B
Exhibit civic responsibility in multiple settings.3B
- 1
Works cooperatively with others to implement a strategy to address a need in the broader community3B.1
- 2
Participates in activities that show they are agents for positive change within their community3B.2
- 3
Evaluates the impact of a school, home, or community initiative for change3B.3
- 1
- C
Show an understanding and appreciation for individual worth and differences.3C
- 1
Demonstrates respect for individuals3C.1
- 2
Participates in cultural activities and reflect on his/her experience3C.2
- 3
Reflects on strategies to oppose stereotyping and prejudice of others3C.3
- 4
Demonstrates respect to traditions and/or practices 3C.4
- 1
Relationship Skills4
- A
Use positive communication and social skills to interact effectively with others.4A
- 1
Demonstrates strategies for collaborating with peers, adults, and others in the community to support and move group efforts forward4A.1
- 2
Offers and accepts constructive feedback in order to help others and improve self4A.2
- 3
Strives to maintain an objective, nonjudgmental tone during disagreements4A.3
- 4
Uses assertive communication to have needs met without negatively impacting others4A.4
- 5
Empowers, encourages, and affirms themselves and others through their interactions4A.5
- 6
Practices strategies to use appropriately and constructively in social and other media4A.6
- 1
- B
Develop and maintain positive relationships.4B
- 1
Practices strategies for maintaining positive relationships such as:4B.1
- 1
pursuing shared interests and activities,4B.1.1
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spending time together,4B.1.2
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giving and receiving help, and4B.1.3
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practicing forgiveness4B.1.4
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- 2
Defines social media and social networking and describes its impact on one’s life, reputation, and relationships4B.2
- 3
Actively participates in a healthy support network of valued relationships4B.3
- 4
Independently seeks out mentors who support personal development and4B.4
- 5
future goals4B.5
- 6
Develops understanding of relationships within the context of networking for college and career interests4B.6
- 1
- C
Demonstrate an ability to prevent, manage, and/or resolve interpersonal conflicts in constructive ways.4C
- 1
Uses listening and speaking skills that help in preventing and resolving conflicts4C.1
- 2
Uses skills and strategies needed to manage intimidation, avoid and escape violence, and maintain personal safety4C.2
- 3
Accesses conflict resolution and problem-solving resources (e.g., security, trusted adults, peer mediators, counselors) when available to facilitate resolution of conflict situations4C.3
- 4
Demonstrates an ability to co-exist in civility in the face of unresolved conflict4C.4
- 5
Evaluates and reflects on one’s role in a conflict and utilizes this information to improve behavior in future conflicts4C.5
- 6
Develops understanding of relationships within the context of networking for college and career interests4C.6
- 1
Responsible Decision-making5
- A
Consider and use multiple factors in decision making, including ethical and safety factors, personal and community responsibilities, and short-term and long-term goals.5A
- 1
Demonstrates the ability to consider personal factors during the decision-making process5A.1
- 2
Reflects on lessons learned from experiences5A.2
- 3
Evaluates how external influences (e.g., media, peers, social and cultural norms and expectations of authority) affect one’s decision making5A.3
- 1
- B
Develop, implement, and model effective decision-making skills to deal responsibility with academic and social situations.5B
- 1
Applies decision-making skills to foster responsible social and work relations and make healthy life-long choices5B.1
- 2
Considers ethical, safety, and societal factors and consequences when making decisions5B.2
- 3
Understands how decision made now can impact long- and short-term goals5B.3
- 4
Considers feedback from others on decision-making process and incorporates if applicable5B.4
- 5
Evaluates decisions and processes and modifies if necessary5B.5
- 1
Frequently asked questions
- What grade levels do these standards cover?
- Grade 9, Grade 10, Grade 11, and Grade 12
- Where can I read the official document?
- K-12 Social and Personal Competencies Resource Guide
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