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What Is Integrity: Doing Right When No One Is Watching
Explain the meaning of integrity using historical examples of principled leaders.
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Civic Virtues: Honesty, Integrity, and Service in History
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Explore how diverse historical leaders demonstrated core personal virtues including honesty, integrity, civility, duty, and service.
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Learning standards covered
1.1.2Utah Social Studies Standards · 5th GradeSummarize the contributions of a diverse range of historical figures and groups in their community, state, and nation, and evaluate their significance (for example, figures might be chosen based on their examples of honesty, integrity, morality, civility, duty, honor, service, respect, obedience to law).
1.3.5Utah Social Studies Standards · 5th GradeDemonstrate characteristics of responsible citizenship (for example, respect others’ property, treat people with dignity, find solutions to conflicts, take responsibility for one’s actions, take care of school grounds).