America The Greatest®

Post Office Box 9907
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33310

Lesson Task Sheet For America The Greatest

The primary use of America The Greatest® is as a weekly wall hanging poster. The school has non-commercial photocopy privileges; a secondary use of this program would be lesson plans and handing out photocopies to the students. The Lesson Task Sheet for America The Greatest® contains a large number of questions the teacher can use - assigning specific appropriate questions to the class.

  1. Do you think you could achieve a similar success today?
  2. Did age, race, religion, or gender help or hinder this person and how?
  3. How did education help the success?
  4. In your opinion, why did this person achieve success?
  5. Did parents help or hinder this person?
  6. What could you do today to achieve a similar success in a similar field?
  7. Do you think the same opportunity would be available to a person today in a Communist or Right Wing Totalitarian Dictatorship? Explain.
  8. Do you think the zodiac sign affected this person's success?
  9. Do you think genetics affected this success?
  10. Do you think determination, direction, and hard work affected this success?
  11. Do you think luck affected this success?
  12. Was a great amount of money needed for this person to start?
  13. By saving a small sum of money every week, do you think after a reasonable period of time you would have enough money to initially finance a similar success?
  14. Do you think you could achieve a similar success by working a 9 to 5 job?
  15. Do you think by working a 9 to 5 job you could save enough money to initially finance a similar success?
  16. Do you think by working an extra job you could save enough money to initially finance a similar success?
  17. If an individual is working a "dead end" job, yet saving money and planning for a greater success, would that job really be a "dead end" one?
  18. Would you be happy achieving a similar success?
  19. How would you consider setting your goals to achieve a similar success?
  20. Assuming you achieved this degree of success, how would you consider making that success greater?
  21. Do you think the background of this individual was substantially different from yours?
  22. Do you think this individual achieved success because he was a genius?
  23. Do you think it possible to be quite ordinary in most life situations, yet demonstrate "genius" in a specific field?
  24. Do you think you could be a poor student in school and yet achieve a similar success?
  25. With directed hard work and determination, do you think you could achieve a similar success?
  26. Do you think you could do what this person did, but do it better?
  27. Are you wasting your life, or are you directed toward some goal?
  28. If you got into the habit of setting specific short and long term goals, and were continuously modifying and attempting to reach them, would your life be more productive?
  29. Why could this person achieve this success and not you?
  30. If you directed your life now, do you think you could achieve a similar success?
  31. How do you think the use of alcohol or drugs would affect this success?
  32. Do you think in America the opportunities for success are greater today or in the future, than they were in the past?
  33. Did thinking big have anything to do with this person's success?
  34. Did this person need a special person or agent's help to achieve success? How would you go about getting such a person?
  35. Did this person stop learning after finishing their formal education, or did they continue to study, learn and intellectually grow?
  36. Did initial defeat or rejection stop this person? Explain.
  37. How can you turn your initial defeats and rejections into success?
 
 

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