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2. ESSENTIAL
LIFE SKILLS

5. WOULD YOU
RATHER...

6. GAME MECHANICS
There will be options to be flashed on the screen.
All you have to do is choose between the choices,
and explain why you made that decision.

7. Be honest and
risk getting in
trouble
Lie to stay safe but
feel guilty afterwards

8. Study for an exam
all weekend
Go out with friends
and hope for the
best

9. Ask your teacher
for help and admit
you’re struggling
Stay silent and try
to figure things out
alone

10. Follow your personal
goals, even if friends
disagree
Go with what your
friends want to
avoid conflict

11. Make a quick
decision and fix
mistakes later
Take a long time
deciding, but avoid
risks

12. Choose a career you're
passionate about but
pays less
Choose a high-
paying career that
doesn’t excite you

13. THANK YOU FOR
PARTICIPATING!

14. INTRODUCTION TO
DECISION-MAKING

15. As human beings, we are gifted with free will—the
ability to think, choose, and act on our own. This gives
us the power to make our own decisions, instead of
being controlled by others or emotions. But with that
power comes responsibility. Every choice has
consequences, not just for ourselves, but for others
too. That’s why we must use our free will wisely—by
thinking carefully and considering how our actions
will affect those around us.

16. SIMPLE DECISIONS
WE MAKE EVERYDAY

17. COMPLEX DECISIONS

18. Whether we're aware of it or not, the
decisions we make influence the direction
of our lives. This is why developing strong
decision-making skills is seen as one of the
most important life skills we can have.

19. WRONG DECISION-MAKING
GOOD DECISION-MAKING
Good decision-making skills help us think
clearly, weigh options, and choose actions
that reflect our values. People with this skill
are often more confident, independent, and
better at solving problems.
Wrong decisions can result to regret,
mistakes, and negative outcomes—not
only affecting us personally, but also
impacting those around us.

22. IMPACTOF
DECISION-MAKING
ANDHOWTO
DEVELOPTHISKILL

23. Developing decision-making skills is
essential because our choices affect
nearly every part of life. From simple
decisions like what to eat to major ones
like choosing a career, our ability to
decide wisely shapes our success,
happiness, and personal growth.
REMEMBER

25. Start by being more mindful of the decisions
you make each day. For example, instead of
instantly choosing to watch TV after school,
pause and consider whether finishing your
homework first might lead to a better
outcome. By taking time to think before
acting, you start training your brain to make
more thoughtful decisions.
BEING MINDFUL

26. When facing a decision, list out the
possible choices and consider the pros
and cons of each. Think about how
each option could affect you in the
short and long term.
WEIGHING OPTIONS

27. WEIGHING OPTIONS
If you’re deciding whether to join a school club or focus
solely on academics, consider the benefits of both—
joining the club might help you build confidence and make
friends, while focusing on studies could give you more
time to improve your grades. This process helps you
evaluate what matters most and choose more wisely.
EXAMPLE

28. Good decision-making becomes easier
when you have a clear sense of what’s
important to you. If honesty, learning,
or health are among your top values,
you’ll be more likely to make choices
that reflect those.
SET GOALS AND KNOW
YOUR VALUES

29. SET GOALS AND KNOW YOUR VALUES
If your goal is to be physically healthy, choosing to eat
a balanced meal over junk food becomes a smarter,
values-based decision. When your decisions align with
your goals and values, you’re more confident and
satisfied with the results.
EXAMPLE

30. Everyone makes poor choices
sometimes, but what matters most is
reflecting on what went wrong and
how to improve.
LEARN FROM PAST
MISTAKES

31. LEARN FROM PAST MISTAKES
Maybe you once procrastinated on a project and
ended up rushing through it. Instead of just
feeling bad, think about what you could do
differently next time
EXAMPLE

32. Reaching out to trusted people—like parents,
teachers, or close friends—can offer valuable
insights you might not think of on your own.
With their experience, they can help you
better understand your options and guide
you through tough decisions.
DON’T HESITATE TO
SEEK GUIDANCE

33. DON’T HESITATE TO SEEK GUIDANCE
The final choice should always be yours. Making
your own decisions, even with advice, helps you
take ownership of the outcome and builds your
confidence, independence, and sense of
responsibility over time.
REMEMBER

34. PRACTICAL
TIPS AND
ADVICE

45. GROUP 2
Thank You
For Your Attention and Cooperation