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Student Success Statement

The 3 Questions:

1. Can people trust me to do whats right?
2. Am I committed to doing my very best?
3. Do I treat people the way I want to be treated?
''If the answers to these questions are YES, there is no way you can fail.''
-Lou Holtz

Today in this student success statement we are learning about the 3 questions. These questions are about seeing what kind of person you are. Even if you don't get yes to all the questions you don't fail. You don't fail because you're still allowed to change that and be good. Everyone, in general, can answer these questions. An example to the first question is if you're a good person and your friends ask you if you could take care of their stuff while they go to the restroom, it's like asking yourself if you can do that for them. If you can then that answers your first question. An example of question 2 is if you are willing to try your very best. So if you're taking a test but you don't really understand one problem you ask yourself if you're willing to keep on trying and if you are then that answers your question for number 2. Lastly, an example of question 3 is if you are willing to be nice to others and treat others the way you want to be treated.

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