Sept 15 2025 Teams Assignment > What is success?


Attendance

Silent Read 20 min.

Intro to your next Teams Assignment > What is success? 

Intro to the video - 

Jamie Anderson is a speaker, author and cyclist. Named as a “management guru” in the Financial Times, Jamie has also been included on a list of the world’s “top 25 management thinkers” by the journal Business Strategy Review

Students to view - - What is Success Really - Ted Talk 

Dicussion: Thoughts?

Q: After having viewed the What is Success Really piece - What is success to you? Did the piece change your view of success? Why or why not? 

Remainder of class - students to complete - Paragraph Response - What is Success? 

Task In > Office 365 Teams > Assignments > What is Success Paragraph Response 

Task: Answer as a full paragraph - min 5 sentences with introduction topic sentence as well as concluding full sentence:

Q: After having viewed the What is Success Really piece - What is success to you? Did the piece change your view of success? Why or why not? 

* Continue with one-to-one Teacher Teams Meetings 2nd half of room.



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