What Is A Value?
A value is an idea that someone believes to be important and rates highly in their lifestyle.
"Values play an important part in our lives. They help us
decide what we expect of ourselves and of others. Our values help us to make
decisions."
achievement
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appearance
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creativity
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courtesy
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cleanliness
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family
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friendship
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justice
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liberty
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knowledge
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love
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patriotism
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power
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religion
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respect
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skill
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wealth
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wisdom
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1) Which 4 values are the most important to you? Explain why.
2) In the United States, two values are seen as
very important. Which do you think they are?
- "Liberty" says that a person is free to do whatever he decides, within the bounds a society (home, school, city, county, state, nation) has established.
- These boundaries are called "Justice", which sets limits for personal liberty on the basis of truth, fairness, right, and benefit to all concerned.
"Liberty" allows a
person to run around anywhere he or she wants on that field.
"Justice" is the two sidelines and the two endlines.
These four
boundary lines could be called:
Illegal
Verbal abuse
Hurting self
Hurting others
Persons
who step on these lines are "out-of-bounds." They choose to suffer a consequence.
RESOURCES:
http://www.freewayfoundation.org/
Peacemakers Violence Prevention Curriculum
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