The Virtues Project to bring the joy, meaning and purpose back to teaching and learning. The virtues reflections cards are the collection of personal and professional development tools. By practicing this virtues for guidance in making a decision, healing a relationship, clarifying our direction, or simply provide a spiritual focus for the day.

1. How to use Virtues
Reflection Cards
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2. Virtues Pick
Randomly pick and read a card, reflect on its meaning for
you at this time. You may want to pose a question
before you choose your card. Journal it and keep record
of the virtues that appear for you each day. A virtue is
either an affirmation, an invitation or sometimes both
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3. Acknowledgeme
ntAcknowledge each other when you see the virtue in
action. Share virtues via social media, email or text to
honor a virtue in action. Include a sentence to describe
how someone has demonstrated a virtue... “ Thank you
for your generosity of time volunteering today. ”
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4. Team Meetings
Invite someone to randomly pick a virtue
and read it aloud. Use the virtue to help
focus the meeting. Start your day or week
by picking a virtue for your team and
reflecting on it throughout.
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5. SharingCircle
While sitting in a circle of family, friends, colleagues or
community each person takes a turn to speak briefly about
what is on his or her mind. Then the person randomly selects
a card and reads it aloud, and shares how it speaks to them.
The others in the circle listen in complete, respectful silence.
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