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- 2. Being Responsible Take the Test Do I take good care of my own things? Do I own up when I know I did something wrong? Do I finish a job once I’ve started it? Am I extra careful with things that don’t belong to me? Do I do my homework? Do I get to school on time?
- 3. How Did You Score? Less than 3 ~ You need to work on being more responsible. 3 or 4 out of 7 ~ You’re doing OK in a few areas, but there’s room for improvement. 5 or 6 out of 7 ~ You’re pretty responsible. 7 out of 7 ~ Give yourself a pat on the back!
- 4. Being Responsible If I make a promise, do I keep it?
- 5. Responsibility At Home Might Look Like… Doing chores
- 6. Responsibility at Home Taking care of a younger sibling
- 7. Responsibility at Home Taking care of a pet
- 8. Responsibility at School Looks Like… Getting to school and all of your classes on time
- 9. Responsibility at School Using your agenda daily
- 10. Responsibility at school Completing your assignments and homework
- 11. Responsibility at School Setting goals for success Specific Measurable Action oriented Realistic Timely
- 12. Responsibility at School Following school rules/code of conduct
- 13. Responsibility at School Doing your share of group projects
- 14. Responsibility in Action Own up to your actions; admit to making mistakes Stop blaming others or making excuses! Be accountable
- 15. Responsibility Sounds Like… I am sorry. I broke it. How can I help fix it? NOT…. It broke. It wasn’t my fault. Stop making excuses! Take responsibility.
- 16. Responsibility Sounds Like… I haven’t found it yet. I need to look harder. NOT… I can’t find it!! Another excuse!! Take responsibility!
- 17. Responsibility Sounds Like… I chose to do it because I couldn’t stand up to my friend. NOT…. You made me do it!! Stop blaming others for your actions. Take responsibility!
- 18. Social Responsibility The Hope Foundation Amnesty International ….and many more ways that you can make a difference in your world.
- 19. Responsibility for Self When you take responsibility for your actions you are the one saying, “I am in charge of my life.”
- 20. Responsibility for Self “The willingness to accept responsibility for one’s own life is the source from which self-respect springs.” ~Joan Didion