1. The document discusses the difference between static identity and dynamic identity. 2. Static identity is defined by qualifications, position, and past achievements, while dynamic identity focuses on contribution, responsibility, and making a positive difference through unlimited goals and a broad view of the world. 3. Examples given of people with static identities are those focused on power and position, while examples of dynamic identities are Steve Jobs for his visionary contributions through technology and focus on responsibility over qualifications.

1. Gandhinagar Institute of Technology
Aadeshara Akshay(150120106001)
Derasari Nandni(150120106020)
Kuhad Rushika(150120106042)
Active Learning Assignment
Prepared By:Guided By:
HETAL MAM
CONTRIBUTION PERSONALITY
DEVELOPMENT

2. GOAL:-
To recognize the contributor’s Identity
and focus the static and Dynamic Identity persons
quality and understand why they are valued so
much in real life…

3.  Introduction
 Types of identity
 Static identity
 Dynamic identity
 Conclusion

5.  IDENTITY is a term which needs to be define properly.
 IDENTITY does not mean name, family name, father’s
name, your achievements, your qualifications
etc…though this too is known as a type of identity, IT IS
NOT A TRUE CONTRIBUTOR’S IDENTITY.
 Identity is the way of looking at world and it is all about
human concern.

6.  The identity of a person is mainly divided into 2
kinds….
1. static identity
2. dynamic identity

7.  Such an identity is very short seen, short lived
and very shallow. The person with such identity
presents himself by his position, Awards,
Qualifications, contacts etc….
 He/she sees his/her success with a narrow view
or mind.

8.  This kind of identity is a contributor’s identity
which is very broad, open and person with such
an identity presents himself by his ability to
contribute, take responsibility etc…..
 The persons view are like what he/she is “being”
and what they are “becoming”.
 The personality sees hisher success in broader
way in which he also thinks about the society.

10. Static identity
 Limited to goals.
 No interest in the other
affairs other then their
goals.
 Not helpful to others.
 Believe in past
achievements.
 Make show of his power
and position.
Dynamic identity
 Unlimited to goals.
 Interest in the other affairs
other then their goals.
 Always ready to help
others.
 Believe in future potential.
 Focus on “
RESPONSIBILITY”

11. Contributors
 Qualifications
 Position
 Years of experience
STATIC IDENTITY
Contributors
 Capacity to deliver
 Commitment
organization’s
purpose
DYNAMIC IDENTITY

15.  Jawaharlal nehru is also known as
NEHRUCHACHA but do we know that this
Nehruchacha sold the india?
 With the help of speech given by MR>rajiv DIXIT
who was a very well known indian social activist,
we can come to know how he had done the
business of independent india.

18.  Steve jobs is a name rarely someone has not yet
heard.
 He is pioneer of the apple products which are one
of the most technically advanced and world-class
gadgets.
 His identity is not his qualifications or his degree
but his identity is his contribution to the technical
world.
 Jobs had a vision. He wanted to contribute to the
world with his best abilities and he gave this world
some of the most advanced gadgets.

19.  His ability to see the world in broad way.
 His urge to make things himself which other can
use for their own good.
 His enthusiasm to keep trying to find new things in
life by learning and observing.
 These things made steve jobs a dynamic identity
which is the mark of a true contibutor.

22.  The contributor’s image of self is not defined by
the qualifications and achievements, not by power
or position, nor by his/her glories rather, he/she
thinks of oneself as someone who has a capacity
to make a positive difference in the world, focuses
on the responsibility.