Three Levels of a Champion in School
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You can feel like a champion in school if you are able to complete your assignments, get good grades, and even help your friends with homework. There are three levels of being a champion. Each one is a little more difficult to attain. The levels are: (1) achievement, (2) recognition and (3) compassion.
Questions you may have include:
- What is the achievement level of a champion in school?
- What is the recognition level of a champion?
- What is the compassion level?
This lesson will answer those questions. There is a mini-quiz near the end of the lesson.
Achievement level
When you achieve a difficult task and you celebrate the occasion, you feel like a champion.
Suppose you had a difficult homework problem to solve in one of your classes. When you finally solved the problem, you say, “Yes! I solved it!” You are elated with your achievement.
You could be writing an essay that doesn’t seem to work right. But then finally, you get the results you expected. You are happy and celebrate the occasion. You feel like a champion.
Or you have way too much homework to do, but you finally finish it. You are glad to finish the task.
In all of these cases, you should acknowledge and celebrate your achievement, so you feel like a champion.
Recognition level
When you have verification of your skills and talent, such as by winning a competition, gaining an award or getting praise for your work, you feel like a champion.
Doing well on a test and earning a good grade is acknowledgement of your skills. But note that it takes doing your best to be a champion. If you take an exam that is difficult for you, and you do better than expected, you are still a champion.
Winning an award as the top student shows you are the champion in that competition. But also, just being in the running gives you enough recognition that you should feel like a champion.
Having the teacher give you praise for some work you did in class will make you feel like a champion at the recognition level.
Receiving recognition as a champion is going a step beyond feeling like a champion from your achievement. But sometimes you deserve the recognition but don’t get it. Still, you know that you are a champion.
Compassion level
Being a champion to someone else means that you show compassion and help someone in need. It goes beyond having a great achievement or winning a championship. This is a quiet type of champion, where you are truly making a difference in someone else’s life.
Helping a fellow classmate or even a younger brother or sister to understand the concepts of science, math or some other difficult subject means you are being a champion to them.
But also, helping a “special student” can be greatly gratifying.
Not only are you a champion, but teaching others will increase your own skills and solidify educational concepts in your mind.
Summary
Achieving a difficult task and celebrating your achievement makes you feel like a champion. Getting recognition as a champion is going a step beyond your achievement. Showing compassion and helping others is the third level in being a champion, because then you are really making a difference in someone else’s life.
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Mini-quiz to check your understanding
Self-check your understanding
What should you do after finishing each homework assignment?
What happens if you only get an average grade?
Why should you help others learn their subjects?
Pick an answer to see instant feedback. Re-read the lesson if you miss one.
If you got all three correct, you are on your way to becoming a Champion in Getting Good Grades. If you had problems, you had better look over the material again.
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