Values Game: Establishing Relational Capacity

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What are your values? Building trust by getting to know your colleagues.

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What are your values?

Building trust by getting to know your colleagues.

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Game Rules   Read each value as they appear. There will be one word

per slide.

  You will need a pen & paper (or you could record your responses digitally on your computer, iPad or other note taking device).

  Each slide will display one word which represents a value.

  You are allowed to choose only a maximum of 5 Values that are “most” important to you. Go with your gut. There is no right or wrong answers.

  Are you ready?

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Before we start: Why care about what your colleagues value?

 Social resources are generated through social relations!

 This is a “dimension of school capacity”

 “Scholars have empirically identified collegial trust as a social resource that is an important element of school capacity.”

 Cosner, S. (2009). Building organizational capacity through trust. Educational Administration Quarterly, 45(2), 248-291

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Compassion

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Freedom

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Dedication

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Creativity

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Accountability

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Humour

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Cooperation

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Trustworthiness

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Advancement

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Loyalty

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Security

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Recognition

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Professionalism

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Morality

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Patience

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Success

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Responsibility

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Respect

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Honesty

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Empathy

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Integrity

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Justice

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Health

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Helpfulness

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Knowledge

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Wisdom

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  Does anyone want to share? (if I were doing this with a small group, I’d ask everyone to share at least one…with a large group, just those who are comfortable)

  Put your hand up in Elluminate! We will share the top 5 students just to get a sense of the diversity of our group (and because the presentation is time-sensitive).

  How does it relate to building trust? It not only gives us a “snapshot” impression of each other’s values, paradigms and perspectives, but also helps to build “social relations” and therefore, trust in our school.

  Adapted from www.icarevalues.org