| HONEST... | |||
| Someone who is honest is credible, commendable, and honorable. | |||
| They will not lie, cheat, or steal. | |||
| We don't do that | We don't do that | That's what we do | That's what makes us |
| ANYWHERE | HERE | HERE | GREAT HERE! |
| Lying | Excuse-making, "just joking." | Telling the complete truth | Telling what you know about |
| not telling the whole truth/ | when asked | a situation before | |
| withholding information or the truth | being asked | ||
| Stealing | Taking something as a joke or | Getting permission before | Returning something, saying |
| without permission | borrowing something and | thanks, and if possible, in better | |
| returning it | shape than when borrowed | ||
| Cheating | Telling students answers or letting | Doing your own work | Helping others learn |
| them look at your paper | without just giving them | ||
| the answer | |||
| Plagiarism | Not citing sources in research | Citing sources | Citing sources accurately |
| (plagiarism) | and completely | ||
| Non-participation | Not doing your part | Doing only your part for a | Doing what is expected and |
| in a group project | on a group project | group project on time | helping others in the group |
| who are struggling | |||
| "Honesty is not always popular, but | it is always right." Oscar Arias | ||
| "It is better to be hated for what you are than to be loved for what you | are not." Andre Gide | ||
| "Anyone who makes a mistake and doesn't admit it is making another mistake." Confucius | |||
| "He who permits himself to tell a lie once finds it much easier to do it a second and third time, till eventually it becomes a habit." T. Jefferson | |||