1. Personality Characteristics
Directionality
Personality Characteristics

2. Green
“Green” students are curious and analytical. They are society’s thinkers and knowledge seekers.

3. Green
Logical and calm, when green students make decisions, they tend to process the information and consider all the possibilities before they take action.

4. Green
Greens are the students who usually ask questions in class, and they often want to know HOW and WHY?

5. Green
Greens make friends cautiously and don’t mind working alone at something they enjoy. Don’t expect them to talk about their feelings, but count on them to be unbiased and fair.

6. Green
Greens usually enjoy science and mathematics more than literature or art.

7. Blue
“Blue” students are the peacemakers who work well with others because they are cooperative and positive.

8. Blue
Blues immediately introduce themselves to strangers and make them feel welcome.

9. Blue
Self-sacrificing and supportive, Blues make excellent friends. You can tell your problems to a Blue and count on them to actually listen and offer sincere sympathy.

10. Blue
Blues also tend to be very creative and imaginative and often seek careers in literature or the arts.

11. Blue
Blues are society’s lovers and dreamers.

12. Yellow
Chances are that the student with the perfectly organized notebook (complete with labeled dividers) is a “Yellow.”

13. Yellow
Responsible and goal-driven, Yellows make outstanding leaders, for they love to be in charge.

14. Yellow
Because they are natural guardians, Yellows can make excellent parents and soldiers.

15. Yellow
Yellows thrive on rules and get upset when they are not enforced or unfair.

16. Yellow
Count on a Yellow to be punctual and serious about getting the job done.

17. Red
“Reds” are society’s risk takers, the ones most likely to go bungee jumping.

18. Red
Spontaneous and enthusiastic, they often are found leading a crowd of other rowdy Reds.

19. Red
Because they are confident and great communicators, Reds make excellent promoters and entrepreneurs.

20. Red
Don’t expect a Red to be subtle, for they tend to call it as they see it, but if you need a trouble-shooter, seek a Red and count on him to be innovative and creative.

21. Red
The party doesn’t start until a Red arrives!

22. Quickwrite
Providing specific examples, explain how your “color” applies to you. What do you need from people to feel happy and secure? Why is your color important to the world?