Building a Culture of Integrity: The Value and Dignity of Work for Students

Building a Culture of Integrity: The Value and Dignity of Work for Students

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  VALUES 9
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  CREATING A CULTURE OF INTEGRITY
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  How many ofyou can say “I am honest person? The world around us can tempt us to take shortcuts in getting what we want at the expense of our integrity
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  These years inyou life are crucial in the development of principles in life and your character. Always look around you for role models who can inspire you to always be a person of integrity
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  DEVELOPING INTEGRITY ASWE DO OUR WORK As a student, you have your own share of work to do home, school, in the neighborhood or in your community. In your home, you help the family in keeping the house clean and comfortable. There is also sense of independence that parents proud and happy because you accomplished tasks. Evebtually you become you live
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  DEVELOPING INTEGRITY ASWE DO OUR WORK In school, there are several responsibilities you have to fulfill as a student. The process of learning in school activities such as projects, homework, reading, reviewing, listening and participating. This things involve in intellectuality of characters formation and personal growth
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  Answer the following questions 1.Whatis work? 2.Why do we have to work? 3.What is my work today? 4.What is dignity of work
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  UNDERSTANDING THE WORK Work-is defined as an activity in which one is exerts strength or faculties to do or perform something. It can be manual or intellectual, paid, or unpaid. It is human activity that involves people in their totality.
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  UNDERSTANDING THE WORK Humanbeing are the only creatures that work because it involves intelligence creativity and free choice.
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  UNDERSTANDING THE WORK Workrefers to human activities done for a purpose; for self- development, to serve others and help to feed and clothe other, to unkeep the house, and maintain safe, orderly and clean
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  UNDERSTANDING THE WORK Withoutbasic needs of people will not be met, and communities will not be built. All those are capable of working should work. Failing to do share of your work will you burden on your family, school and
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  DIGNITY OF WORK Workis an integral part of human life. The value of human work and the basis for the dignity of work is rest on the person performing it. It is the human person who give dignity to work. People derive happiness and sense of well being from work.
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  DIGNITY OF WORK Dignityof work means that when we do work, we try to do it well and with integrity. When we refer to a person as having a good work ethic, we usually think that he or she does the work with diligence, discipline, responsibility and reliability.
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  DIGNITY OF WORK Peoplewith a strong work ethic and are consistently committed to hard work and dedicated to achieving their goals.
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  DIGNITY OF WORK Applyingto as a students, who have good study habits, honest to do their work and strive for excellence
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  Activity Decent Labor Pride Value Respec t Honor Job Matters Fair Empow er Ethical Equalit y Commitme nt Discipline Humbl e Compassiona te
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  Defining Integrity
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  What is Integrity? Theword integrity comes from the Latin word “integer” which means whole or complete. Integrity means an inner sense of “wholeness” which involves the qualities of honesty and consistent character.
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  What is Integrity? Tobe a person of integrity means standing up for what is right and living by your highest values. It means being honest with ourselves and with others.
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  What is Integrity? Ourintegrity is tested daily at home and in school. To do work with integrity means to do our ork with care and excellence, even when no one looking.
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  What is Integrity? Asa student, your studies are consider your primaru work today, you study not only because your parents or society dictates that you have to go school. It personally convinced that studying is for your learning and development
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  ACADEMICS DISHONESTY; LACK OF INTEGRITY
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  One fundamental wayto assess our integrity is by examining our attitude toward our academic output- specifically whether we consistently demonstrate honesty and diligence in our work and avoid from academic honesty. Academic Dishonesty- is any kind of dishonest act that is carried out for the sake of improving one’s academic standing. Or
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  Several types ofacademic dishonesty: 1. Cheating- Your are guilty of cheating whenever you present as your own work or something that you did not do.
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  Several types ofacademic dishonesty: 2. Plagiarism- students who copy the work of others and present it as their own can be charged with plagiarism.
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  Academic dishonesty isa sign of lack of integrity and lack of integrity is a sign of corruption. Let us not be corrupt ourselves in the work we do as a students. Instead, we work hard to be best of your ability so that you will not be tempted.