Positive Character Traits and Personal Skills, Grades 6-8
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Knowledge and skills. PCTPS-6-8
- 1
Trustworthiness. The student understands how personal skills, choices, and actions build trustworthiness. The student is expected to: PCTPS-6-8.1
- A
describe what it means to be reliable and loyal;PCTPS-6-8.1A
- B
define and give examples of honesty and integrity; PCTPS-6-8.1B
- C
examine the benefits of being trustworthy; and PCTPS-6-8.1C
- D
describe personal actions that demonstrate trustworthiness at school, home, with peers, and within the community. PCTPS-6-8.1D
- A
- 2
Responsibility. The student understands how personal beliefs and feelings and self-management skills influence one's sense of responsibility. The student is expected to: PCTPS-6-8.2
- A
examine how personal beliefs, thoughts, and feelings about self can build responsibility; PCTPS-6-8.2A
- B
identify and describe personal role models who demonstrate what it means to be accountable for words and actions; PCTPS-6-8.2B
- C
discuss the benefits of practicing self-management skills; and PCTPS-6-8.2C
- D
compare the benefits of responsible behavior with the consequences of irresponsible behavior. PCTPS-6-8.2D
- A
- 3
Caring. The student understands how interpersonal skills and characteristics of caring impact personal relationships. The student is expected to: PCTPS-6-8.3
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evaluate one's personal attitudes and mindsets about self and others; PCTPS-6-8.3A
- B
discuss how feelings, decision making, personal behaviors, and interpersonal skills can influence relationships with others; and PCTPS-6-8.3B
- C
explain and identify examples of how a person can demonstrate empathy through kindness, charity, generosity, and courtesy. PCTPS-6-8.3C
- A
- 4
Good citizenship. The student understands how responsible decision making and good citizenship impact personal relationships. The student is expected to: PCTPS-6-8.4
- A
differentiate between personal responsibility and responsible decision making and give examples of each; PCTPS-6-8.4A
- B
explain how one's personal actions can impact the perception of others; and PCTPS-6-8.4B
- C
identify and practice a variety of conflict-resolution skills and strategies.PCTPS-6-8.4C
- A
Frequently asked questions
- What grade levels do these standards cover?
- Grade 6, Grade 7, and Grade 8
- Where can I read the official document?
- Texas Education Agency
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