Personal and social capability

In this subject, students extend and apply their personal and social capability by, for example:

• reflecting upon feedback from peers, teachers, and others to analyse factors that enhance or limit their personal and social capability
• creatively using any of a range of devices, via a variety of contemporary ICT platforms, such as social media, electronic meetings, blogs, vlogs, or posts
• recognising and reflecting upon opportunities for personal, social, and spiritual development through involvement in communal activities such as a retreat, liturgies, worship, and other rituals
• developing agency to investigate, discuss, evaluate and act upon contested personal and socio-cultural issues through a spiritual and/or religious lens
• developing leadership by proposing, implementing, and monitoring strategies to address prioritised needs at a local, regional, or global level
• communicating in different ways with relevant members of the community (primary sources) in interfaith dialogues, interviews, speeches, discussions, observations, field trips, excursions, surveys and electronic meetings.