| A characteristic basic to personal integrity
which supports cooperation with others based on trust and truthfulness |
The student will be able to:
- demonstrate examples of the need for honesty in school, in the
workplace and in everyday life
- recognize consequences of behavior
- apply honest decision making to daily life activities
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Have students:
- participate in simulation activities such as describing an episode
of shoplifting and the consequences faced for this action
- discuss the ramifications of the "win at all cost" philosophy
- discuss the influence of honesty and values in appropriate books and
stories such as Jesse Stuart's A Penny's Worth of Character or
those dealing with the life of Lincoln
- create, read or memorize a poem and be able to explain in other
words what is says about honesty.
- write a report on a story, poem or book and explain how the person
displayed honesty.
- identify a character from history, current events or literature and
explain how the person displayed honesty
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