Social Skills

Social Skills

We Believe:

It takes an INWARD attitude to influence OUTWARD behavior. That's what we

mean by values. A value is an inward belief or attitude that affects

someone's outward behavior. There are common attitudes that every parent and

teacher want children to learn and demonstrate. There are many ways values

affect behavior. 

They help you...       

 1...treat others right.   2...make smart decisions   3...Maximize your

potential

Corbell's Six Pillars of Character:

Trustworthiness:

*Be honest

*Don't deceive, cheat or steal

*Be reliable

*Have courage to do the right thing

*Build a good reputation

*Be loyal

Respect:

*Treat others with respect

*Be tolerant of differences

*Use good manners

*Be considerate

*Don't threaten, hit or hurt anyone

*Deal peacefully with anger, insults and disagreements

Responsibility:

*Do what you are supposed to

*Persevere: keep on trying

*Always do your best

*Use self control

*Be self disciplined

*Think before you act and be accountable for your actions

Fairness:

*Play by the rules

*Take turns and share

*Be open-minded; listen to others

*Don't take advantage of others

*Don't blame others carelessly

Caring:

*Be kind

*Be compassionate; show you care

*Express gratitude

*Forgive others

*Help people in need

Citizenship:

*Do your part to make our school and community better

*Be a good neighbor

*Obey laws and rules

*Respect authority

*Protect the environment

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