Verticality and Courage: Case Studies
Verticality and Courage: Case Studies
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Verticality and Courage: Case Studies
What do you already know about verticality and courage in real-life situations?
Learning Objective
At the end of the lesson you will recognise examples of verticality and courage, apply concepts through worksheets and analyse case studies relevant to your age group.
What is Verticality?
Verticality means to stand firm in your principles, maintain integrity, and face challenges upright despite difficulties.
The Meaning of Courage
Courage involves taking risks, confronting fear, and acting with bravery, even when you feel uncertain or afraid.
Why Do They Matter?
Helps you remain true to your values and gain others' respect.
Verticality
Enables you to overcome fear, try new things, and grow as a person.
Courage
Case Study: School Bullying
Ana witnesses bullying at school. She feels scared but also knows it is wrong. What should Ana do to show verticality and courage?
Case Study: Standing Up for Others
Imagine you see a classmate isolated during a group activity. How could you use courage and verticality to help?
Worksheet: Reflect & Apply
List a time you acted with courage or verticality. Complete the worksheet with a partner, then discuss examples as a group.
Summary: Key Learnings
Today you learned how verticality and courage can be expressed daily. Reflect on how you will use these values in your own life.
Write down 3 things you learned in this lesson.
Write down 2 things you want to know more about.
Ask 1 question about something you haven't quite understood yet.
