Content:

• Introduction to Integrity:

  • Define integrity as the adherence to moral and ethical principles, coupled with consistency in actions and values.

  • Explain that integrity involves doing the right thing, even when no one is watching, and being true to oneself and others.

 

Slide 2: What Does the Value Mean?

Content:

• Understanding Integrity:

  • Integrity means being honest and having strong moral principles that you follow consistently.

  • It’s about making decisions based on what is right and just, rather than what is easy or beneficial in the short term.

  • Discuss how integrity is rooted in Catholic teachings, reflecting the importance of living a virtuous life.

 

Slide 3: Examples of the Value

Content:

• Real-Life Examples of Integrity:

  • Share stories of individuals known for their integrity, such as St. Augustine, who sought truth and lived by it despite challenges.

  • Mention situations in school life where integrity is important, such as standing up for what is right, even when it’s unpopular.

  • Use examples from the news or history where integrity played a crucial role, such as leaders who made ethical choices that shaped history.

 

Slide 4: Why Do We Need This Value?

Content:

• The Importance of Integrity:

  • Explain that integrity builds trust and respect, which are the foundations of all relationships and communities.

  • Discuss how integrity leads to a strong and honorable character, which is essential for personal and professional success.

  • Highlight the consequences of a lack of integrity, such as loss of trust, damaged reputations, and the breakdown of relationships.

 

Slide 5: Examples of How This Value Can Apply to Us on a Daily Basis

Content:

• Applying Integrity in Daily Life:

  • Encourage students to practice integrity in their daily lives by making decisions that align with their values.

  • Discuss the importance of being true to one's word, keeping promises, and standing by one's principles.

  • Suggest ways to show integrity in school, such as being fair in competition, honest in academics, and respectful in interactions.

 

Slide 6: Add Final Thoughts on the Value

Content:

• Final Reflection:

  • Emphasize that integrity is not just a value, but a way of life that leads to trust, respect, and true success.

  • Encourage students to see integrity as a guiding principle that will help them navigate life’s challenges with honor.

 

Slide 7: Conclusion or Takeaway

Content:

• Conclusion:

  • Summarize the key points: integrity as adherence to moral principles, consistency in values, and its importance in building trust.

  • Challenge students to live with integrity, making choices that reflect their true values and beliefs.

  • End with a quote about integrity, such as "Integrity is doing the right thing, even when no one is watching."