Building Character Chapter 2.3.

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Building Character Chapter 2.3

Character: those distinctive qualities that describe how a person thinks, feels, and behaves.

What is Good Character? An outward expression of inner values Demonstrating core ethical values Responsibility Honesty Integrity Respect These values are held in high regard across all cultures and age groups.

Traits of a Good Character TRUSTWORTHINESS Honest Loyal Reliable Doing what you say you’ll do. Having the courage to do the right thing. Not deceiving, cheating, or stealing.

Traits of a Good Character RESPECT Being considerate of others Tolerating differences Using good manners Treating people and property with care

Traits of a Good Character RESPONSIBILITY Using self-control Think before you act Considering consequences of your action

Traits of a Good Character FAIRNESS Playing by the rules Taking turns Sharing Being open-minded Listening to others Not taking advantage of others Not assigning blame to others

Traits of a Good Character CARING Being kind and compassionate Expressing gratitude Being forgiving Helping people in need

Traits of a Good Character CITIZENSHIP Advocating for a safe and healthy environment Obeying laws Respecting rules and authority Being a good neighbor Cooperating with others

Character and Health Explain how character plays a significant role in all aspects of your health. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Developing Your Character Stand up for your beliefs. Learn from people who demonstrate good character traits. Join volunteer groups.

Positive Role Models Important in developing and strengthening good character traits Role model: someone whose success or behavior serves as an example for others Inspire and encourage basic values Working hard Staying focused Planning ahead

Demonstrating Character Make a difference at home. Make a difference at school. Make a difference in your community.