PPT-Positive coaches believe in the concept of moral courage, standing up for what is right

  Positive coaches have the moral courage to speak out when a young athlete does not show respect Every team loves to win but there is a right way and a wrong way to win Winning when an athlete has cheated takes all the honour out of victory Positive coaches would rather lose a competition with dignity as opposed to winning the game dishonestly. Civilian and combatant virtue in. . Harry Potter. Laura Guidry-Grimes, M.A.. Georgetown University, Philosophy Ph.D. Candidate. Ethics Awareness Week. Young Harris College, Spring 2014. Aristotle’s Ethics. C. onnotations. , or shades . of meaning. .. . Example. : You might describe the . rigid attitude . of someone you . admire as . resolute. (firm) . but someone you disapprove of as . obstinate. (stubborn). .. . When you do something that is morally courageous, you feel good because you had just helped somebody who needed help. . Moral courage is the courage to do what's right, no matter what the cost. "Taking action when your values are put to the test." (. CSKLS 2011 Conference- College of the Ozarks. June 10, 2011. Dr. Jeff Schouten- . Dordt. College. Associate Professor of Health and Human Performance/Head Baseball Coach. Where do you start when you research leadership? Christian leadership?. TARGETED AUDIENCE. Parents, family members. Coaches. Youth Sports programmers. COLLABORATION. Local sports authorities. Local government. Teams on campus. Guest speakers:. sports & youth psychologists. Accountability. Figures and tables. Moral agency, Moral Accountability, & Moral Standing. Agent. Decision. Results. Moral Agency?. Moral . Accountability. ?. Moral Standing?. 2. Rewarding or blaming Amy. through . 24 Character Strengths. Dr. Sr. . Jenis. Mary DHM. Vice . Principal. Roshni. . Nilaya. . Mangalore. Introduction. Peterson & Seligman classification. Strengths are from . thinking, . difficulty, . danger or pain. , . and finding the strength to act or to deal with it. . Have . the courage of . your own convictions. This means you act how you believe you should and not be forced to do things because you think others think you should. . An IntegratedEthics. ®. Staff Activity. Learning Goals. Through . role playing, . learn . skills to respond effectively to situations that cause moral distress and gain confidence in displaying moral . BEHAVIORAL. . INTEGRITY . DAT. . . . BEHAVIORAL. INTEGRITY . DAT . . 1-5. . . . Targets. 1. Discuss the importance of self-concept and its ingredients.. 2. Discuss the factors that affect the development of self-concept.. 3. Identify how to develop a positive self-concept.. Terms. New Marriage Culture. Jeff Iorg, President. Romans 1. Romans 1: 21, “their thinking became worthless, and their senseless hearts were darkened. Claiming to be wise, they became fools…” . Romans 1:24-25, “God delivered them over in the desires of their hearts to sexual impurity, so that their bodies were degraded among themselves. . . When you do something that is morally courageous, you feel good because you had just helped somebody who needed help. . Moral courage is the courage to do what's right, no matter what the cost. "Taking action when your values are put to the test." (. Players ParentsCode of ConductIntroductionThe South Iredell Soccer AssociationSISA sponsors youth soccer activity with the goal of providing our children an opportunity to develop superior life skills