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What knowledge, skills & character strengths will Crescent graduates in 2030 need to achieve future success, well-being and purpose in his career, community & family life?

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46 results found

  1. Relationships

    The ability to form strong, lasting relationships with anyone that Crescent graduates will encounter, and ultimately build a diverse and extensive network of personal connections.

    50 votes
    6 comments  ·  Admin →

  2. Courage

    The capacity to take risks with a willingness to fail

    29 votes
    2 comments  ·  Admin →

  3. Self Drive

    The ability to take on responsibility and hold one's self accountable for the completion of tasks

    23 votes
    0 comments  ·  Admin →

  4. Integrity

    The ability to accept fault, a willingness to be held accountable for mistakes, and an eagerness to resolve issues.

    18 votes
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  5. Vision

    Having the insight to perceive the path to accomplishing goals, the ability to conceive of aspirational goals

    18 votes
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  6. Empathy

    The ability to understand and connect with the thoughts and emotions of others. To transcend ethnic, social, economic and geographical boundaries of diversity.

    17 votes
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  7. Initiative

    The willingness to be the first one to recognize a problem or situation and work to assist or correct the situation.

    17 votes
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  8. Grit

    15 votes
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  9. Dedication

    Commitment to a cause, and the willingness to see tasks through to their end

    12 votes
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  10. Environmental Awareness

    Sustainable thinkers who recognize and have a desire to solve Environmental problems.

    They are creative minded and want to involve their community.

    11 votes
    0 comments  ·  Admin →

  11. Common Sense and Practicality

    The ability to apply information in a meaningful, practical manner to real-world situations

    8 votes
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  12. Never Satisfied

    Having the drive and ambition to go above and beyond in academics, athletics, arts and/or community service. Refusing to be content with travelling the "easy road" (that some may feel entitled to through their parents) and instead challenging yourself to be great.

    8 votes
    2 comments  ·  Admin →

  13. Honesty

    6 votes
    1 comment  ·  Admin →

  14. A sense of purpose

    6 votes
    1 comment  ·  Admin →

  15. Critical Thinking

    The ability to be able to integrate and challenge ideas, emphasize with divergent perspectives and develop creative solutions.

    5 votes
    1 comment  ·  Admin →

  16. All grads should be courageous to persevere during their tough times

    Courage

    5 votes
    0 comments  ·  Admin →

  17. Passion

    5 votes
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  18. Leadership

    The ability to listen to others while communicating your own ideas effectively.

    5 votes
    4 comments  ·  Admin →

  19. We should have the ability to take responsibility for our actions. We need to think before we do.

    Think Before we do

    5 votes
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  20. Compassion

    4 votes
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