Assignment Grading Criteria Personal Ethics Statement Week O

Assignment Grading Criteriapersonal Ethics Statementweek Onethe Below

Access the Ethics Game using the link on the student website.

Complete the Ethical Lens Inventory.

Write your professional ethics statement. Content 7 points possible Points available Points earned — Contains 6 to 8 sentences that describe the student’s personal code of ethics. Focuses on strengths and ethical aspirations. Discusses the student’s character and the values that have a significant positive impact on the student’s life. Includes behaviors and character traits that the student considers particularly important or ones the student wants to develop further. Format 3 points possible Points available Points earned — Follows rules of grammar, usage, and punctuation. Has a structure that is clear, logical, and easy to follow. Consistent with APA guidelines for formatting and citation of outside works. Total 10

Paper For Above instruction

In the journey of personal and professional development, establishing a clear ethical framework is paramount. My personal ethics are rooted in integrity, respect, responsibility, and compassion, which together serve as guiding principles in my daily interactions and decision-making processes. I believe that honesty and transparency are foundational to building trust, not only in personal relationships but also within professional environments. My commitment to respecting others’ perspectives and rights fosters inclusive and respectful interactions, strengthening collaborative efforts. Responsibility entails accepting accountability for my actions and their consequences, demonstrating reliability and trustworthiness. Compassion drives me to act empathetically, understanding others' circumstances and providing support where needed. These core values influence my character profoundly, shaping behaviors that promote fairness and kindness. I aspire to continually develop traits such as patience, openness to feedback, and resilience to enhance my ethical conduct further. I aim to embody these qualities consistently and intentionally, recognizing their importance in fostering a positive, ethical presence in both personal and professional contexts.

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