Intro Clip: Michael Pritchard…..”Acting on Your Values”
Ms. Devoto: Well, we won’t be “shutting up” for those once a month, 20 minute segments when we talk about values….Here at Hillview, we think that things like integrity, honesty, respect, responsibility, empathy, tolerance, perseverance, and moral courage are pretty darn important. We want you all to graduate being ready for ALL the challenges ahead…..not just the academic ones. If they haven’t already done so, teachers will be talking to you today about integrity: which is another word for “honesty,” and what they expect from you in their classes.
Here’s a video on this important subject
Video from County Office: “Cheating Yourself”
Slide: Now it’s time for an activity….
Activity
CORE: ___________ Homeroom teacher: _____________
The Action Teams with the closest overall answers will receive points toward Action PM
Based on a 2002 study by the Josephson Institute of Ethics where 12,000 high school students were surveyed, what percent of high school students:
…..have cheated on a test? _______%
…..have worked with others when asked by teachers not to? _______%
…..have shared information about a test with a student who had not yet taken it? _____%
…..have committed cut and paste plagiarism? ______%
And a tie breaker….
What percent of high school students said they would turn another student in for cheating? _______%