Character Education Mr. Anderson Character Trait Trustworthiness

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Character EducationMr. AndersonCharacter
TraitTrustworthiness
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Trustworthiness DefinitionBeing honest and
reliable in carrying out commitments, duties, and
obligations.
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Trustworthiness Example

• Always return items I have borrowed.

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Trustworthiness Example

• When others count on me to do what I say I will
  do.

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Trustworthiness Words

• honesty
• integrity
• loyalty
• reliability
• promise
• trust

• reputation
• commitment
• obligation
• truth
• candor
• confidence

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Loyalty DefinitionMaking it a responsibility
to promote and protect the interests of people
and associations.
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Loyalty Example

• A loyal person supports and protects family,
  friends, community, and country.

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Loyalty Example

• A person whom is loyal doesnt gossip or talk
  behind the backs of others.

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Loyalty Example

• A person who is loyal doesnt violate ethical
  principles and doesnt ask a friend to engage in
  wrongful activities.

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Integrity DefinitionBehaving the same ethical
way in any situation or place being your best
self.
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Integrity Example

• A person of integrity stands up for his/her
  beliefs about what is right and what is wrong.

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Integrity Example

• A person of integrity shows commitment, courage,
  and self-discipline.

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Integrity Example

• A person of integrity doesnt get involved in
  things that he/she thinks are wrong, even under
  social pressure.

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Trustworthiness Quotes

• Be honorable yourself if you wish to associate
  with honorable people.
• -Welsh Proverb

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Trustworthiness Quotes

• Who looks outside, dreams who looks inside,
  awakes.
• -Carl Jung

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Trustworthiness Quotes

• Friendship with oneself is all-important, because
  without it one cannot be friends with anyone
  else.
• -Eleanor Roosevelt

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Trustworthiness Quotes

• It is better to be hated for what you are than to
  be loved for what you are not.
• -Andre Gide

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Trustworthiness Quotes

• Those people who are uncomfortable in themselves
  are disagreeable to others.
• -William Hazlitt

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The Blind Woman and the Physician.-Aesop
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Discussion Questions for The Blind Woman and the
Physician

• 1. Do you think that the woman owes the
  physician anything?

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Discussion Questions for The Blind Woman and the
Physician

• 2. Have you ever felt taken advantage of?

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Discussion Questions for The Blind Woman and the
Physician

• 3. Why is it wrong to take advantage of others?

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Discussion Questions for The Blind Woman and the
Physician

• 4. Would you consider someone who takes
  advantage of others trustworthy?

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Discussion Questions for The Blind Woman and the
Physician

• 5. How can you avoid taking advantage of other
  people?

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