Understanding Stewardship

Why is stewardship important for the environment?

• Stewardship is important for the environment to exploit natural resources without consequences

• Stewardship is only important for personal gain and not for future generations

• Stewardship is not important for the environment as it has no impact on natural resources

• Stewardship is important for the environment to responsibly manage and protect natural resources for future generations.

How can individuals practice stewardship in their daily lives?

• By wasting resources, using non-renewable products, and ignoring environmental impact

• By reducing waste, conserving resources, recycling, using sustainable products, supporting local businesses, and being mindful of their environmental impact.

• By promoting pollution, disregarding local businesses, and consuming unsustainably

• By supporting large corporations, not recycling, and being indifferent to resource conservation

What are some examples of stewardship in action?

• Throwing trash on the ground

• Using single-use plastic products

• Leaving lights on when not in use

• Recycling, conserving water and energy, volunteering for environmental clean-ups, supporting sustainable practices, advocating for policies that protect the environment

A steward is someone who takes care of his own or another person property

• True

• False

What is a steward

• A steward is a type of bird
• A steward is a type of flower
• A steward is a person responsible for managing and taking care of something.
• A steward is a musical instrument

What is stewardship

• Unplanned depletion of resources
• Neglecting resource management
• Random allocation of resources
• Responsible planning and management of resources

what are talent/skills

• Talents/skills are abilities that enable individuals to perform tasks effectively.
• Talents/skills are limitations that hinder individuals from performing tasks effectively.
• Talents/skills are only acquired through formal education.
• Talents/skills are not important in the workplace.

What is interpersonal skills

• Interpersonal skills are the ability to avoid communication
• Interpersonal skills are the ability to work alone
• Interpersonal skills are the ability to be unproductive in a team setting
• Interpersonal skills are the ability to communicate, interact, and work effectively with others.

What is life experience

• Life experience is the ability to solve complex math problems.
• Life experience is the result of reading books only.
• Life experience is gained by never leaving one's comfort zone.
• Life experience is the knowledge and skills acquired through living and interacting with the world around us.

Identify the qualities of a good stewardship

• Responsibility, accountability, transparency, integrity, sustainability
• Inefficiency
• Deception
• Negligence