Title: Character%20Education%20Mr.%20Anderson%20Character%20Trait%20Responsibility
1Character EducationMr. AndersonCharacter
TraitResponsibility
2Responsibility DefinitionBeing dependable and
making good choices.
3With Privilege,Comes Responsibility.
4Responsibility QuoteThe willingness to accept
responsibility for ones own life is the source
from which self-respect springs.-Joan Didion
5Responsibility QuoteIf you take responsibility
for yourself you will develop a hunger to
accomplish your dreams.-Les Brown
6Responsibility QuoteThe price of greatness is
responsibility.-Sir Winston Churchill
7Responsibility QuoteWe are accountable only to
ourselves for what happens in our
lives.-Mildred Newman
8Responsibility Example
- Responsible people are accountable, pursue
excellence, and exercise self-control.
9Accountable Example
- Accepting the blame or credit for ones choices
or behaviors.
10An accountable person thinks before acting, is
reliable, and accepts responsibility for the
consequences of his/her choices
11An accountable person doesnt make excuses, or
blame others for mistakes personally made.
12An accountable person sets a good example for
others to look up to.
13Pursue Excellenceexhibiting diligence,
perseverance, and striving for continuous
improvement.
14Excellence Example
- A person pursuing excellence does his/her best at
all times, being careful, prepared, and informed.
15A person pursuing excellence finishes what he/she
starts and doesnt give up easily.
16A person pursuing excellence takes the
responsibility of looking for ways to improve
his/her work.
17A person pursuing excellence doesnt surrender to
obstacles or excuses, instead overcoming them.
18Responsibility Words
- Accountable
- Dependable
- Reliable
- Honest
- Trustworthy
- Excellence
- Prepared
- Informed
- Acceptance
19The Wolf and the Crane.-Aesop
20Discussion Questions for The Wolf and the Crane.
- 1. Did the crane consider the consequences of
her actions?
21Discussion Questions for The Wolf and the Crane.
- 2. Have you ever done something, then realized
afterwards that you were fortunate to be unharmed
by the consequences?
22Discussion Questions for The Wolf and the Crane.
- 3. When you do something without thinking about
the consequences, such as breaking a family rule,
do you usually accept the consequences willingly?
23Discussion Questions for The Wolf and the Crane.
- 4. Is it good to understand actions and
consequences at a young age?
24Discussion Questions for The Wolf and the Crane.
- 5. Why do our decisions and actions have
consequences?
25Responsibility QuoteGood men prefer to be
accountable.-Michael Edwardes
26Responsibility QuoteYou cant escape the
responsibility of tomorrow by evading it
today.-Abraham Lincoln
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