Moral Values in Action
What moral values in action means
Applying honesty, respect, obedience and responsibility in everyday situations.
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Worked example
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Kofi finds a wallet full of money at school. The most honest action is to
- hand it over to a teacher
- keep the money
- share it with friends
- hide it in his bag
Working: Honesty means returning what is not yours so the owner can be found.
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Exams that assess moral values in action
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