In this lesson, participants exercise listening skills and engage reasoning/critical thinking skills.

Participants will display curiosity, seek out opportunities to learn, and keep an open mind about their peers' interests.

Participants will collaborate with others to analyze and interpret information, and compare and contrast scenarios to draw conclusions on examples of leadership.

Participants will learn the importance of planning, initiating, managing, completing, and evaluating projects while building strong, positive relationships with their team through making a secret handshake with group members.

Participants will learn to interact with and respect diverse personalities, and meet ambiguity with resilience while exploring the importance of nonverbal communication and discuss the role it plays in social communication.

Participants will start to understand that the importance of a decision is determined by its consequences.

In this lesson, participants will demonstrate integrity and ethical behavior in using influence and power through a mirroring activity.

Participants will learn to prioritize, plan, and manage tasks to achieve goals by working with a team to create small group traditions.

Participants will explore what it means to set short and long term goals and practice setting them in small groups.

Participants will articulate thoughts and ideas effectively using oral, written, and nonverbal communication skills.

Participants will develop the ability to respond constructively to praise, setbacks, and criticism through a drawing activity completed individually and collaboratively. This experience will help foster flexibility and a willingness to compromise in order to achieve a shared goal.

Participants will engage in an idea creation process and explore opening their mind to new ideas.

Participants will analyze how parts of a whole interact with each other to produce overall outcomes by depicting a series of actions in a logical order.

Participants will act responsibly with the interests of the larger community in mind by creating a group story.

In this lesson, participants will have the opportunity to seek and embrace development opportunities by practicing being present and mindful through coloring a mandala.

Participants will improve their attention to detail by learning about what memory is and some tips and tools to help them remember things better.

Participants will be able to learn experientially while learning about peers’ identities and sharing their own.

Participants will learn to communicate by understanding the importance of verbal, written, and non-verbal/body language by having a conversation with a peer.

Participants will develop inclusive decision-making and problem-solving skills by practicing how to anticipate needs and prioritize action steps. They will demonstrate this by illustrating what a person might need for a specific event.

Participants will listen effectively to decipher meaning, including knowledge, values, attitudes, and intentions through emotions.