1. Evidence tells us we cannot drill a hole in our section of the boat because it would effect others in the boat. All our choices impact not only ourselves but those around us. If I said yes to drugs what impact would that have on me, my family and my neighbors or friends? 2…. Read more »
Do you find it hard to let go of the past and move ahead? Don’t worry. Many people have that difficulty too! You had a clash with one of your colleagues and your initial efforts at reconciliation fell on deaf ears! “If only he would change, if only he was transferred, if only my boss… Read more »
One of the goals of Responsibility Management is to purify the problem, come up with possible solutions, and put the pencil in kids’ hands. It’s important to invite kids to self correct and guide them into responsible decision making! 1. What happened? Get kids to state the problem. Verbalization leads to conceptualization! 2. How can… Read more »
(Sung to the tune of “It’s a Small World”) We have studied hard And we’ve made new friends. There is so much to do ’til the school year ends. We can read, write, and spell And do math very well, Solving problems every day. Solving problems every day! Solving problems every day! Solving problems every… Read more »
1. Identify the problem. 1.1. Be alert; be sensitive to morally charged situations. Look behind the technical requirements of your job to see the moral dimensions. Use your ethical resources to determine relevant moral standards . Useyour moral intuition. 1.2. Gather information and don’t jump to conclusions. While accuracy is important, there can be a… Read more »
