Symbols and values that shape us

Symbols and values that shape us

Values are the foundation of our existence.

Every symbol that surrounds us carries a deep meaning and influences our beliefs. Reading will help you uncover these symbols and understand their significance in the context of our lives. On our blog, you will learn how critical thinking and text interpretation can enhance your ability to distinguish between different values and beliefs. You will open the door to a world where you can build your own values and contribute to the positive development of your community.

Interested in this topic? Read more: Values and beliefs: Reading and critical thinking as the key to a deeper global awareness and active social responsibility Want to find out where you stand personally? Take a short test at the end of the page and gain a better understanding.

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Imagine that the world is changing faster than you expected. What will you do first?

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You have the opportunity to decide where to invest a large sum of money to improve society. Which area attracts you the most?

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The world organization invites you to become part of the team addressing the global crisis. How do you respond?

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In 2050, you imagine an ideal world. What do you see in it?

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In the city where you live, a big change is coming – a change that will affect future generations. How do you react?

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The company you work for will have the opportunity to become carbon neutral, but it will be expensive. How do you respond?

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Young people around you are losing interest in the future and responsibility. What will you do?

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You've gained immense media coverage for a single message to the world. What do you say?

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At the conference, you meet someone who promotes values opposite to yours. How do you respond?

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For one day, you can become a leader of a global initiative. Which area will you choose?

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Global thinking and social responsibility

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