Semester 3- Story Mind Map

 

4. Leadership Skill- 'The Power of a Plate of Rice' by Ifeoma Okoye

Leadership Elements

Conclusion 

In “The Power of a Plate of Rice,” Cheta Adu’s quiet courage and moral clarity show that real leadership grows from dignity, empathy and the willingness to act justly—even under pressure.

After Twenty Years by O. Henry — Professional Skills

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Conclusion 

In conclusion, the story shows the importance of honesty, responsibility, and professional duty. Jimmy Wells does not arrest his old friend himself, but he follows the law by asking another policeman to do it. This teaches us that a good professional must perform his duty fairly, even when personal relationships make the decision difficult.

Action Will Be Taken by Heinrich Böll — Empathy Skills

 

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Conclusion 

In conclusion, the story shows that work and success are not more important than human feelings. We should understand the problems and emotions of others before taking action. True empathy means listening, caring, and treating people with kindness instead of behaving mechanically. The story teaches us that a workplace without empathy can become cold and meaningless.

3. The Dispenser of Holy Water by Guy de Maupassant — Positivity Skills

 

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Conclusion

In conclusion, the story teaches us to remain hopeful and positive during difficult times. The characters face many problems, but their faith, patience, hard work, and determination help them achieve their goal. We should not lose hope when life is difficult; a positive attitude and continuous effort can finally bring success and happiness.