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Personal (41)
Relationships (18)
Students (32)
Family (41)
Community (24)
Professional (54)
Academic Honesty | Accepting Constructive Criticism |
Advocating For Yourself | Apologizing as Appropriate |
Attending Classes | Attending School Events |
Avoiding Bad Habits | Avoiding Disruptive Behavior |
Avoiding Distractions In Class | Avoiding Distractions When Studying |
Avoiding Harmful Substances | Avoiding Wasteful Spending |
Avoiding Workplace Gossip | Being Considerate of Neighbors |
Being Flexible As Appropriate | Being Honest With Yourself |
Being Kind | Being Kind To Yourself |
Being Open and Honest | Being Open and Transparent |
Being Patient | Being Polite |
Being Productive | Being Reliable |
Being True to Yourself | Being Trustworthy |
Being Understanding | Budgeting |
Caring For Pets | Celebrating Accomplishments |
Celebrating Birthdays | Challenge Assumptions |
Checking In on Each Other | Cleaning the House |
Communicating Issues | Communicating Regularly |
Communicating What Others Need to Know | Compassion For Others |
Completing Assignments | Contributing to Group Projects |
Cooking Dinner | Cost Control |
Defending Client Interests | Defending Stakeholder Interests |
Delivering Action Items | Demonstrating Professionalism |
Demonstrating Respect For Others | Disclosing Conflicts of Interest |
Doing Good | Doing Homework |
Doing Laundry | Doing Something With Your Life |
Driving Safely | Due Diligence |
Eating Well | Emergency Preparedness |
Encouraging Each Other | Encouraging Independence |
Encouraging Outdoor Time | Encouraging Physical Activity |
Ethical Conduct | Explaining Fees and Terms Clearly |
Expressing Feelings | Expressing Gratitude As Appropriate |
Fact-Checking | Family Meals Together |
Fiduciary Duty | Financial Oversight |
Follow Up on Missed Classes | Following Family Rules |
Following Local Norms | Following Reasonable School Rules |
Following Your Dreams | Forgiving Others If You Can |
Fulfilling Your Role | Getting Approvals For Exceptions to Process |
Getting sufficient sleep | Goal Alignment |
Greeting Neighbors | Grocery Shopping |
Growing Together | Healthy Eating |
Helping Others | Helping With Homework |
Honesty | Informing Your Parents or Guardians About Problems at School |
Issue Resolution | Keeping Classrooms Tidy |
Legal Compliance | Lifelong Learning |
Limiting Screen Time | Listening |
Maintaining Family Calendar | Maintaining Family Unity |
Maintaining Peace & Civility | Maintaining Public Safety |
Maintaining Your Home and Property | Maintaining a Peaceful and Safe Household |
Making Reasonable Life Decisions | Making Use of Your Time |
Management Accountability | Managing Budgets |
Managing Commitments | Managing Finances |
Managing Risks | Managing Stakeholder Expectations |
Managing Stress | Managing Teams |
Meal Planning | Medical Check-ups |
Meeting Commitments | Meeting Deadlines |
Monitoring Risks | Mutual Respect |
Nondiscrimination | Not Taking Excessive Risks |
Nurturing Relationships | Obeying Laws |
Objectivity | Organizing Family Activities |
Participating In Class | Participating In School Life |
Paying Bills | Paying Off Debt |
Paying Taxes | Personal Hygiene |
Planning Family Outings | Planning For Retirement |
Policy Adherence | Political Participation |
Practicing Critical Thinking | Practicing Kindness to Strangers |
Preparing For Class | Preparing For Presentations |
Prioritizing Family Time | Process Adherence |
Product Safety | Professional Development and Training |
Project Oversight | Pursuing An Occupation |
Putting Resources to Work | Quality Time |
Recognizing Mistakes | Registering to Vote |
Regular Exercise | Regulatory Compliance |
Reporting Crimes | Reporting Expenses |
Researching Purchases | Resisting Peer Pressure |
Resolving Conflict | Resolving Family Disputes |
Respect For Differences | Respecting Boundaries |
Respecting Classmates | Respecting Differences |
Respecting Freedom | Respecting Human Rights |
Respecting Public Property | Respecting School Property |
Respecting Teachers and Staff | Saving |
Scheduling Appointments | Seeking Help If You Are Bullied |
Seeking Help If You Have a Problem With a Teacher | Seeking Help When You Fall Behind |
Seeking Help as Required | Self-Reflection |
Setting Family Rules | Setting Goals |
Sharing Experiences | Sharing Goals |
Sharing Knowledge Others May Need | Social Issue Awareness |
Standards Compliance | Staying Up to Date With Industry Change |
Staying Within Budget | Studying For Tests |
Submiting Original Work | Supporting Each Other |
Supporting Each Other’s Interests | Supporting Education |
Supporting Local Businesses | Taking Care of Yourself |
Taking Initiative | Taking Notes In Class |
Taking Ownership | Teaching Values |
Tracking Expenses | Treating Customers With Dignity and Respect |
Treating Others Respectfully | Trusting |
Trying to Prevent Conflict | Volunteering |
Work Accountability | Work Ethic |
Work Performance Objectives | Work Quality |
Working to Improve | Workplace Safety |
Yard Work |
Personal Responsibility
Personal responsibility is what each person owes themselves and others. This can be viewed as a social thing whereby in order to benefit from society you are expected to take on responsibilities such as respecting others and paying taxes. This can also be viewed as a philosophical thing whereby you are given a life that is full of potential and have a responsibility to try to live your life as best you can.
Relationships
Relationships are mutually beneficial sustained social connections that are based on a set of responsibilities towards one another. For example, if you become friends you are expected to be on each other's side.
Student Responsibility
Students are gradually given responsibilities by parents and schools over time as they become older. This is good practice for life where responsibilities become more serious. Taking on and successfully meeting responsibilities can build a sense of accomplishment and confidence.
Family Responsibility
Families are a type of institution that include a culture and set of responsibilities based on role. For example, parents have very different responsibilities from children. This provides an important source of support, understanding and belonging.
Community Responsibility
Community responsibilities relate to what you owe the people where you live. For example, maintaining civility and peace with your neighbors. This includes civic duty, the things that you own to society as a whole. The philosophical basis for this is known as social contract theory -- the idea that people inherently have certain obligations in exchange for the benefits of living in a structured society.
Professional Responsibility
The duty you have as a professional is shaped by laws, regulations, standards, industry practices, organizational policies and your job description. They can also be rooted in the norms and practices of your profession and in the standards that you set for yourself over and above these minimums.
