The Six Pillars of
Character
                                          
The
six pillars of character are Trustworthiness, Respect, Responsibility,
Fairness, Caring, and Citizenship.
The meaning of “The Six
Pillars of Character”
Trustworthiness: worthy of confidence: dependable 
Example: 
Honest 
Dependable 
Sincere 
Integrity 
Selflessness
Respect: a feeling of deep admiration for someone or something elicited by their
abilities, qualities, or achievements.
Example: Show kindness and courtesy,
be polite, Don't discriminate
Responsibility: the state
or fact of having a duty to deal with something or of having control over
someone.
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Example:
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 Doing your laundry
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going to school
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going to work
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making dinner for you
and/or your kids
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emptying the
dishwasher
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waking up in the
morning to prepare yourself for work or school
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driving safely
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And last but not least
KEEPING UP YOUR PERSONAL HYGIENE!!
Fairness:  is being impartial, just, or free of
favoritism. It means treating everyone the same. Someone who is fair values
equality and is willing to correct his mistakes
- Example: play by the
     rules, take turns and share.
- are
     open minded and listen to others.
- don't
     take advantage of others.
- don't
     blame others carelessly. 
Caring: displaying
kindness and concern for others.
Example: Help
people in need, Apologize when you need to, Do favors for people, Share
Citizenship: is the status of a person recognized under the custom or law as being a
member of a state. 
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Example: If you are old enough, you can vote.
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You can join a club or
civic organization.
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You can volunteer at
any number of organizations.
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You can write letters
to the editor on issues that are important to you.