1. Essential Question! ❖ What is honesty and what are its opposites?

2. Honesty Honesty is being truthful and sincere. It is important because it builds trust. When people are honest, they can be relied on not to lie, cheat or steal. Being honest means that you accept yourself as you are. When you are trustworthy, others can believe in you. © 2002 Virtues Project International Inc.

3. You are practicing Honesty when you... ❖ Say what you mean and mean what you say ❖ Make promises you can keep ❖ Tell the truth tactfully ❖ Admit your mistakes ❖ Refuse to lie, cheat, or steal ❖ Are true to yourself and do what you know is right © 2002 Virtues Project International Inc.

4. Why Practice Honesty? © 1998 The Virtues Project Educator’s Guide Honesty is important because it builds trust. When people lie, or cover up mistakes, others can’t trust them. When people aren’t honest with themselves, they pretend that something doesn’t matter when it does or they exaggerate to impress others. When you are honest with yourself, you accept yourself as you are. When you are honest, others can believe you. Summarize the parts of these notes that are not included in the previous slides.

5. Why Practice Honesty? © 1998 The Virtues Project Educator’s Guide Honesty is important because it builds trust. When people lie, or cover up mistakes, others can’t trust them. When people aren’t honest with themselves, they pretend that something doesn’t matter when it does or they exaggerate to impress others. When you are honest with yourself, you accept yourself as you are. When you are honest, others can believe you.

6. Honesty I With lies you may get ahead in the world - but you can never go back. Russian Proverb http://adiligentobserver.files.wordpress.com/2010/03/cover.jpg MondayMonday

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8. Dishonesty

9. Lying

10. Deceit Indiscretion

11. Indiscreet: adjective ❖ “having, showing, or proceeding from too great a readiness to reveal things that should remain private or secret” (www.oxforddictionaries.com). www.oxforddictionaries.com ❖ “An indiscreet person would blab your secrets to everyone. An indiscreet person is loud, inappropriate, and thoughtless” (www.vocabulary.com). www.vocabulary.com

12. Honest Untruthful Too Honest

13. Honest Untruthful DeceptiveLiarExaggerator IndiscreetTactlessInconsiderate

14. Honest Untruthful People don’t share enough information. They try to cover up their mistakes.

15. Honest Untruthful Too Honest People say too much. They share information that should be kept private.

16. Honest Untruthful Too Honest People say too much. They share information that should be kept private. TMI!

17. Honest Untruthful Too Honest Our goal is to live with integrity. To tell the facts that are important for others to know.

18. Honesty I With lies you may get ahead in the world - but you can never go back. Russian Proverb http://adiligentobserver.files.wordpress.com/2010/03/cover.jpg TuesdayTuesday

19. Essential Question! ❖ How can we determine the truth about Greg Mortenson?

20. Greg Mortenson ❖ Determining the Facts! ❖ Work to complete your comparison of Three Cups of Tea with the AHF 1994 Summer Newsletter

21. Greg Mortenson's Route from K2 to Khane From: Byliner, Publisher of Three Cups of Deceit

22. Greg Mortenson's Purported Route from K2 to Korphe ❖ See wikispace images from Byliner (5 image slideshow)

23. Parade Magazine: November 2009

24. Outside Magazine: Greg Mortenson Speaks (April 2011)

25. Honesty I http://adiligentobserver.files.wordpress.com/2010/03/cover.jpg WednesdayWednesday Memory Quote Quiz

26. Honesty I With lies you may get ahead in the world - but you can never go back. Russian Proverb http://adiligentobserver.files.wordpress.com/2010/03/cover.jpg WednesdayWednesday

27. Essential Question! ❖ How can we determine the truth about Greg Mortenson?

28. Three Cups of Deceit Jon Krakauer ❖ Read from pages 9 and 10 (begin after quote from American Himalayan Foundation Newsletter, Summer 1994). ❖ Mohammed Ali Changazi is Haji Ali’s adopted son! ❖ It was Changazi who introduced Greg Mortenson to Haji Ali. Greg’s supplies to build a school in Khane were locked up in Changazi’s warehouse in Skardu. After Greg talked to Haji Ali Greg decided to build the school in Korphe where Haji Ali was an elder and chief. Before this meeting, Greg had never set foot in Korphe!

29. “... Skardu. There, the building materials were unloaded at a compound owned by Mohammed Ali Changazi, the tour operator and trekking agent who had managed the logistics for Mortenson’s K2 expedition the previous year. When Mortenson arrived in Skardu in 1994, he intended to build the school in Khane village, as he’d pledged to Akhmalu in 1993. But Mortenson had discussed his plans with Changazi, who tipped off the chieftain of a village called Korphe—a Balti elder named Haji Ali—who had legally adopted Changazi as a boy” (page 9). Three Cups of Deceit John Krakauer From: http://crespienrico.files.wordpress.com/2008/11/three_cups_of_deceit_jon_krakauer.pdfhttp://crespienrico.files.wordpress.com/2008/11/three_cups_of_deceit_jon_krakauer.pdf

30. Outside Magazine: Greg Mortenson Speaks (April 2011) You will find this right below the 60 Minutes Video