Respect & Integrity Objectives• Define Respect & provide examples• Define Integrity & provide examples

Respect• Showing consideration, courtesy, &

care for someone or something.

Valuing individual, their thoughts & feelings,

Who has your respect?

Why?

Respect for authority

• Self-discipline involves acceptance of authority• “light comes on” when some key things are understood:– Things have to be done.– Some people must ensure everything gets done.– Understand this may help you to respect authority

• Respect for authority & discipline reinforce each other.

How do leader’s earn respect?

Integrity?• firm adherence to a code of moral or artistic values

– honesty.– guided by a sense of right & wrong – your set of values.

• Reinforced by parents, guardians, and teachers

• military requires integrity– Behavior and motives must be above suspicion– members must trust that others have done their

jobs…lives depend on it.Can you think of other careers that require integrity?

Principle of Integrity

Morale courage to do the right thing

6 examples from Soldier Statesman Peacemaker: Leadership Lessons from George C Marshal

Groups will read assigned example and spokesperson will provide synopsis of what they read and why the group believed this is an example of integrity.

Integrity Extra Credit-20 points

• Newspaper Article or Magazine Article• Was the individual(s) honest?• Did they do the “right” thing• What were the guiding values?

• Bring article in on Friday for 20 Extra points-put name and flight on article-place in Chief’s bin

Review

• Define Respect– Showing consideration, courtesy, & care for someone or something– Valuing individual, their thoughts & feelings

• Who/what do you respect

• Define integrity• firm adherence to a code of moral or artistic values…honesty. P 53

• Provide an example of integrity