Self-review and Personal Goals

IB Learner Profile
Inquirer Thinker Communicator Risk Taker Knowledgeable
Principled Open-minded Caring Balanced Reflective

CAS Learning Outcomes
Increased
awareness of
your own
strengths and
areas for
growth
Undertaken
new challenges
Planned and
initiated
activities
Worked
collaboratively
with others
Shown
perseverance
and
commitment
in your
activities
Engaged with
issues of
global
importance
Considered the
ethical
implications of
your actions
Developed
New Skills
Learnt to think
and help other
not be egoist.
Take good
organizing and
get work done
skill for
University.

Choose 3 of the IB Learner Profile words and write what you think they mean.
Open-minded: A person who can listen to different ideas from different person,
with separate points of view.
Risk taker: A person who does not fear to take risks on works by doing something
different.
Communicator: A person who can easily communicate with others in a moderate
and understanding way.





Thinking about yourself in general, list some of your strengths and areas for
growth. What are you good at? What are you not so good at?
Im good at:
Balancing my work and organizing it. Im really committed and dedicated on
activities I like. Im open-minded and have a leader role much times on team
activities. Im great when working on a team. Im very athletic, and have high
competitive attitude when physical activities.

Im not so good at:
Listing and paying attention. Too competitive and can become extreme. Cant
control my emotions and can do things with anger.





What issues of global importance do you think you might encounter during your
CAS programme?
Poverty



What is an ethical implication of an action?
The action has a purpose behind it. A person does an action coherent to the
purpose it has.




Discussing with students/ teachers who are aware of the CAS programme at BSQ;
what activities do you think you might be interested in being involved in during
your course?
Football



Are there any new activities or projects you would like to start as part of your CAS
programme? If so, what are they?
Helping and taking care of children with HIV.



What new challenges do you think you might encounter during your CAS
programme?
Organizing everything correctly. Making sure I record my aims for each activity
and what I actually achieved.



What new skills might you gain during your CAS programme?
Better organization skills. Time issues.



What does collaboratively mean?
When a person helps/ collaborates with another to achieve something.


What are some skills that allow a person to work collaboratively with others?
Team work, and leader or organizing skills.



Write two more learning outcomes in the table. Two goals that you would like to
achieve during the course of your diploma.


What life skills do you want to take with you after you complete your diploma
course?
Organizing skills. And dedication skills.