Use a soft gradient background (#cfd8dc to #b0bec5). Welcome students warmly and introduce the workshop theme. Explain that this deck will guide them through identifying and applying their core values.

Highlight the importance of clarity around values. Invite students to think about moments when they felt particularly proud of a decision.

Explain that values are deeply held beliefs that guide behavior. Provide examples like honesty, creativity, and respect.

Clarify that priorities reflect how values rank in importance. Discuss how priorities can shift over time or with context.

Describe decision-making as the process of choosing between options. Stress that values alignment leads to greater satisfaction and integrity.

Introduce the journal and its 30-value list. Encourage students to keep their journals for future reflection.

Give clear timing: 15 minutes. Circulate, ask probing questions (“Why does this value matter to you?”).

Arrange students in groups of 4–5. Distribute chart paper and markers. Model one example before they begin.

Read Scenario 1 aloud. Encourage groups to reference their top three shared values when planning their response.

Introduce Scenario 2. Remind students to apply the same values-based framework.

After group discussions, invite each group to present one scenario and their decision-making process (2 minutes each).

Encourage students to choose a concrete, achievable action tied to one of their personal top values.

Thank students for their participation. Remind them values-based decision-making is lifelong. Suggest revisiting their journals regularly.