Title: Demonstrate work ethic.
Course: Precision Machining Technology II (13203-II) > Section: Demonstrating Personal Qualities and Abilities

Demonstration includes

- defining work ethic
- recognizing the importance of having a strong work ethic
- demonstrating diligence (e.g., working with persistence to accomplish a task)
- maintaining dependability (e.g., being reliable)
- accounting for one’s decisions and actions
- accepting the consequences of decisions and actions.

Process/Skill Questions:

- What is the difference between responsibility and accountability?
- What are the consequences of not being prepared for a school or workplace assignment?
- What are some examples of positive work ethic?
- Why is a positive work ethic valued by teachers and employers?
- What are the consequences of having a poor work ethic?

Teacher Resources:

- Work Ethic Lesson Plan #1
- Work Ethic Lesson Plan #2
- Work Ethic Activity, Career and Technical Education Consortium of States (CTECS)