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2.  character  integrity  role model The way a person thinks, feels, and acts Being true to your ethical values A person who inspires you to think or act a certain way

3. In this lesson, you will be able to  explain what character is.  identify traits of good character.  describe how to develop good character.  access reliable information on community organizations where you can volunteer.

4. Skimming Look over the major and minor headings in this lesson. Then write a paragraph describing what you think this lesson will cover. Headings in this Lesson What Is Character? Traits of Good Character What Shapes Your Character? Role Models How to Develop Good Character

5. What Is Character? People with good character show certain qualities. character The way a person thinks, feels, and acts When you have good character, you recognize that your physical, mental, emotional, and social health interrelate during adolescence.

6. Traits of Good Character TrustworthinessRespectResponsibility FairnessCaringCitizenship

7. What Is Character? When you have integrity, people know they can count on you to do the right thing. integrity Being true to your ethical values

9. What Shapes Your Character? You don’t inherit character traits from your parents. You must choose to be a person of good character.

10. What Shapes Your Character? Two influences that shape your character are: Life experiences Role models role model A person who inspires you to think or act a certain way

11. How to Develop Good Character Developing good character involves thinking about what you say and how you act. When you discover a behavior or attitude in yourself that you would like to change, take action!

12. When you have good character… How to Develop Good Character People know they can count on you. People know that you can take on more responsibility. You are a good listener. You help to make your school and community a better place.

13. What I Learned Vocabulary Define character and use it in a sentence. Lesson 3 Review

14. What I Learned List Name at least two examples of people who can be role models. Lesson 3 Review

15. What I Learned Identify What are two influences that can shape a person’s character? Lesson 3 Review

16. Thinking Critically Hypothesize Think of an act of courage performed by someone you know or have heard or read about. What values do you think this person stood up for? What risks did the individual take in doing what he or she thought was right? How did this demonstration of good character benefit the community? Lesson 3 Review

17. Thinking Critically Apply What do you think is your strongest character trait, and why? Explain your answer in a brief paragraph. Lesson 3 Review

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