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VALUES EDUCATION 10
Reflection Paper
Format:
Paper: 8.5x11 (short coupon bond)
Margins: T-0.5, B-0.5, R-0.5, L-0.5
Font: Arial Size: 10
Spacing: Single space
Content (Guide questions):
1st paragraph- Introduction about the movie. What is the name of the film? What does the title
suggest to you/ what does it make you think about?
2nd paragraph – What is the story all about? Who are the most important characters in the film? How
would you describe EACH of them? What problems/conflicts do they face?
3rd paragraph- What choices do the characters make? What motivated them to do these choices?
What were the consequences of their decisions? Who is your favorite character in the film? Why?
Which characteristic would you want to imitate from this character?
4th paragraph- How does the film end? Is everything resolved? How? If not, why not?
5th paragraph – Give the irresponsible acts present in the movie. Then write down what can be done
to turn these to responsible acts. What are the lessons you have learned from the movie? How did the film
make you feel?

Name: Date:
Grade & Section: Score:

VALUES EDUCATION 10
Reflection Paper
Format:
Paper: 8.5x11 (short coupon bond)
Margins: T-0.5, B-0.5, R-0.5, L-0.5
Font: Arial Size: 10
Spacing: Single space
Content (Guide questions):
1st paragraph- Introduction about the movie. What is the name of the film? What does the title
suggest to you/ what does it make you think about?
2nd paragraph – What is the story all about? Who are the most important characters in the film? How
would you describe EACH of them? What problems/conflicts do they face?
3rd paragraph- What choices do the characters make? What motivated them to do these choices?
What were the consequences of their decisions? Who is your favorite character in the film? Why?
Which characteristic would you want to imitate from this character?
4th paragraph- How does the film end? Is everything resolved? How? If not, why not?
5th paragraph – Give the irresponsible acts present in the movie. Then write down what can be done
to turn these to responsible acts. What are the lessons you have learned from the movie? How did the film
make you feel?