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