Performance Task Background Performance Task Goal . I can reflect and learn from my civic engagement experience. Performance Task In LEP 4, you put your design proposal into action. Now, you will reflect on your entire civic engagement project. It is important to be reminded, not only of all the hard work you have done, but also what you have learned and what you might do differently next time. Background The famous Greek philosopher, Socrates, said, "A life unexamined is not worth living." Reflection is often considered the most important part of learning. It is through reflection that we are able to improve our ability to learn. As we get older, our ability to reflect is vital in our growth as a person. If we don't learn from our experiences we are destined to repeat our mistakes. Through reflection we are able to look inside ourselves to determine if we are truly comfortable with who and where we are in our learning and development. This process can be challenging for sure, but it can bring personal insight and satisfaction Description of the Performance Task for this LEP: Reflect on you civic engagement experience. Answer the questions on the summary page. Include any feedback from target audience, pictures, and/or artifacts that reflect your firsthand experience. We do not learn from experience... we learn from reflecting on BEE experience. CHANGE John Dewey lifelong Civics LEP 5 LAL-Civics (2021) 30 LEARNINGPerformance Task Reflection and Next Steps DIRECTIONS: Complete your summary reflection in the spaces below. 4. How did your project help make a difference in your personal life and community? Explain. 5. What did you learn about yourself during this activity? Explain. 6. Write out 2-3 action steps you would take if you continued to work on this project. lifelong Civics LEP 5 LAL-Civics (2021) 32performance Task Reflection and Next Steps DIRECTIONS: Complete your summary reflection in the spaces below. Write a statement explaining what you were hoping to accomplish during your civic engagement project and whether or not you accomplished it and why. 2. What were you most proud of during this process and why? 3. What was challenging, and how did you overcome it? What would you do differently if you could do your project over? lifelong Civics LEP 5 L4L-Civics (2021)