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LTP E 4-1: Values and Standards

Current As Of: 22 May 2013

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Learning Objectives:• Identify common social stereotypes

• Explain how different types of loyalties co-exist

• Articulate personal values and discuss strategies for maintaining those values

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Values and Standards

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Which Path Do You Take?

Personal Social Barracks

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Lesson 1:Look in the Mirror

“Man in the Mirror” by

Michael Jackson

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5vz6iwV38U

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Question:

1. Outside The Citadel, list examples of stereotypes for these groups of people, for example:

• Northerners/Southerners• Gay/Straight• Fat/Skinny• Disabled• Middle Easterners

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Define what Loyalty is considered to be at The Citadel:

1.Should loyalty be to a cadet’s company, to their classmates, to the College, or to themselves?

2.On a scale of 1-4, with 4 being the best, rank order these four forms of loyalty.

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Define what Loyalty is considered to be at The Citadel:

3.How does a person maintain his/her identity while at the same time living within a culture that may differ in some aspects from their own?

4.Discuss all possibilities. Is it normal to feel conflicted?

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Take-Aways• Stereotypes exist in the barracks

• Loyalties to yourself, company and the college can co-exist. Know your limits.

• Personal values/identity can evolve as you grow. It is normal to feel conflicted.

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