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What is character?
Behavior-Related Challenges
Behavior-Related Challenges
Challenges are most often
symptoms of problems, not
problems themselves
Frequently stem from lack of
self-respect, self-discipline
and/or responsibility
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Dick Fosbury
Revolutionized
the high jump
World record in
1968 Olympics
Importance of Self-Respect
Self-respect is the starting
point
Worst problems (lack of respect
for others, violence) tend to be
exhibited by students with low
skill in self-respect.
Students with little self-respect
are unlikely to respond to
traditional efforts to modify their
behavior.
Developing Self-Respect
Students must change their own
perspectives.
Realize they do have control over their
futures.
Realize they can succeed.
Developing Self-Respect
Keys
Provide students with structured
opportunities for success.
Start by finding success within a
typical scenario for failure.
Build upon successes
incrementally - apply principles of
progressive skill development as
you would any skill in your
curriculum.
Developing Self-Respect
Keys
Provide students with structured
opportunities for success.
Start by finding success within a
typical scenario for failure.
Build upon successes
incrementally - apply principles of
progressive skill development as
you would any skill in your
curriculum.
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Developing Self-Respect
Keys
Provide students with structured
opportunities for success.
Start by finding success within a
typical scenario for failure.
Build upon successes
incrementally - apply principles of
progressive skill development as
you would any skill in your
curriculum.
Developing Self-Discipline
and Responsibility
Follow the same procedures as
you would with self-respect.
Once you master the
technique, you can apply it to
all three elements of character,
helping your students move
toward higher ground.
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