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Habits of Successful People - Student version copy

Nik Peachey

Created on October 7, 2018

This lesson plan looks at how to help students develop the habits they need to achieve their goals. It also helps them to develop their lingustic and digital literacies.

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LESSONS IN DIGITAL LITERACY

The Habits of Successful People

By Nik Peachey

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Attitudes to Wealth

Discussion Task

  • How much money do you think you need to be rich?
  • How would being rich change your life?
  • Do you think having more money would make you a better person? How? Why?
  • What would you like to do to make yourself rich? E.g. start your own business, become famous for something, etc.
  • How many billionaires do you think there are in the world?
  • Who do you think are the five wealthiest people in the world?
  • How do you think they made their money?
  • What do you think these five people have in common?

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    Understanding Statistics

    Reading Task

    Study the infographic and find out what these numbers refer to.

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      • $73 billion
      • $30,000
      • 88%
      • 1 hour
      • 63%
      • 17%
      • 219,000
      • 400

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      Secrets of Success

      Reading Task - True or False?

      • All of the world’s five wealthiest people are men.
      • All wealthy people have the same daily routine.
      • Wealthy people don’t eat junk food.
      • People are wealthy because their parents taught them good success habits.
      • Most wealthy people watch less than an hour of TV each day.
      • Poor people don’t write down their goals.
      • You are more likely to be rich if you live in Tokyo.
      • Women are far less likely to be rich if they live in Japan.
      • Most of the 400 richest people in the USA inherited their wealth.

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        Your Response

        Discussion Task

        • Which of the facts in the infographic surprised you most?
        • Which of the facts in the infographic do you most doubt?
        • Which of the facts would you most like to tell someone else? Who would you tell?
        • Which habits do you share in common with these wealthy people?
        • What ways could you change your life to become more wealthy and successful?
        • Do you believe that following all of the wealthy habits described by the infographic would lead you to become more successful? Why/not?
        • Why do you think there are less female billionaires in the world?
        • Why do you think there are so many billionaires in Tokyo?
        • What do you think is the relationship between wealth and poverty? Is it necessary for some people to be poor in order for others to be rich?
        • How do you define success?

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        Defining Success

        Discussion Task

        Which of these images most accurately defines your understanding of success? Why?

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        Habits of Success

        Create a Research Questionnaire

        Notepad

        Look at the part of the infographic that gives information on habits.

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          • Try to write the questions you think the researchers asked to extract the information.
          • Once you have written the questions, use them to interview your classmates.
          • Who do you think is the most likely to become successful?

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          Fact Finding

          Online Research Task

          Check the links to the sources of information listed in the infographic. Try to find 10 more interesting facts.

            • Forbes - The World's Billionaires


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            • BBC - Buffett 'becomes world's richest'
            • The Dave Ramsey Show: Interview with Tom Corley
            • Yahoo Finance - Daily Habits of Wealthy People
            • The Guardian - Which cities do the world's millionaires and billionaires live in?
            • Forbes - Mentally Strong People: The 13 Things They Avoid

            Share what you discovered with other students in your class.

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            Role Models

            Online Research Task

            Choose a person you feel is very successful.Do some online research and find out how they became successful. See if their habits match the habits described in the infographic.

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              Make notes and keep a record of the sources of the information you find. Include:

              • The URL
              • The name of the publication
              • The name of the author(s)
              • The date of publication
              • Your assessment of the credibility of the source.

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              How to Achieve Your Goals

              Writing Task

              Use what you have learned from this lesson to write an article for a blog aimed at teenagers. Give the article the title 'How to Achieve Your Goals'. Follow this process to write your article.

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                • Take notes about the key facts you want to include in the report.
                • Arrange the notes into paragraphs and think about what other paragraphs you need in the report, such as an introduction and a summary or conclusion.
                • Create the first draft of your report.
                • Share your draft with another student and show them the structure of your report. Look at their structure and see if they have any good ideas you can use.
                • Write your first complete draft.
                • Exchange your draft with another student and edit your partner’s report.
                • Look at the edits your partner has suggested and write a final version of the report.

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