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fandomhigh2012-08-03 10:21 am
screwyoumarvel) wrote in fandomhigh2012-08-03 10:21 am
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Decision Making Skills, Friday, Period 4
"I don't know what happened last week," Steve said, which was true, since he'd ceased to exist or been dead or something, he didn't know, the entire time. "I do, however, understand Deadpool was one of your substitute teachers, so why don't you all just...forget whatever was said." That seemed like it might be a good idea.
"Consider the role responsibility plays in decision-making. You might have wanted to take a nap or watch the Olympics this afternoon, but you had a responsibility to come to class, and made the decision to come. Believe me, I do understand it might not be what you wanted to do this afternoon, but you made a responsible choice. Good for you. However, sometimes you can give 'what's responsible' too much weight in a decision, to the point of ignoring what you really want or need, or even what you know to be morally a better choice." Tony. "I'm not going to give you any discussion topics today because I think some of you might have your own experiences over the last week or two to consider. I just want to leave you with the consideration that your responsibilities are important, but sometimes you owe it to yourself to consider other factors as well. And, that said, you're dismissed to do whatever you want for the rest of the afternoon." Steve would be watching the Olympics.
"Consider the role responsibility plays in decision-making. You might have wanted to take a nap or watch the Olympics this afternoon, but you had a responsibility to come to class, and made the decision to come. Believe me, I do understand it might not be what you wanted to do this afternoon, but you made a responsible choice. Good for you. However, sometimes you can give 'what's responsible' too much weight in a decision, to the point of ignoring what you really want or need, or even what you know to be morally a better choice." Tony. "I'm not going to give you any discussion topics today because I think some of you might have your own experiences over the last week or two to consider. I just want to leave you with the consideration that your responsibilities are important, but sometimes you owe it to yourself to consider other factors as well. And, that said, you're dismissed to do whatever you want for the rest of the afternoon." Steve would be watching the Olympics.
During the Lecture