1. What is the most essential value you have acquired or developed thus far in your life?
2. What are your aspirations for your future? Are you considering pursuing a specific field or topic of interest?
3. What motivates you to put forth your best effort in your academic pursuits and extracurricular activities?
4. What is the most helpful learning or study method that you are currently using? How does this technique contribute to your academic success?
5. What are the most important things you've learned from your time spent engaging in extracurricular activities?
6. When you look back on your time at school, what do you hope to have accomplished by the time you graduate?
7. What do you think your strengths and shortcomings are, and how do you intend to improve your weaknesses and strengthen your existing strengths?
8. What are your current interests and hobbies? How do you enjoy spending your time when not in school?
9. What is the most important lesson your family has taught you, and how does it impact your outlook on life?
10. What is your preferred type of communication? Do you prefer speaking in person, writing, sending text messages, or making video calls? Why do you feel that way?
These questions promote self-reflection, exploration of personal interests and values, and meaningful engagement in critical thinking.