Introduce the lesson with a definition of perfection versus progress. Emphasize how aiming for progress can lead to personal growth. Remind students that every step, even small ones, is an achievement.

Discuss examples from everyday life where progress is made even if perfection isn’t achieved. Ask students to consider their own experiences where lying on progress helped them improve.

Use visuals or simple animations (if available) to represent the steps of progress. Encourage students to think about how small, realistic goals can lead to big outcomes.

Conclude by summarizing the importance of focusing on personal growth over an unattainable ideal of perfection. Ask students for examples of their own steps toward progress.