List three things you learned.

• Word wall
• Bullying Pledge
• Faculty meetings
• Different ideas and approaches used by Westside
• The importance of collaborating across departments
• Need consistency
• Student breakout session
• Bracelet recognition idea
• How important it is to keep students involved in the planning of ethical literacy
• Nomination process for identifying kids
• Funeral for words
• Students scheduled as a class not for credit – great idea
• Bracelets make a great way to spread values
• Student-teacher connections are overlooked
• Need time to get it done
• Bottom up approach is so important (high schools up)
• How much students want to be involved
• Core values
• Student recognition
• Prezi.com/Blackboard
• Students, when trained, will led adult groups
• Ideas for implementation of ethics awareness
• Students can make a difference
• Teachers can benefit from collaboration and dialogue
• Great ideas on how to engage students!
• Student, teacher collaboration towards anti-cheating consensus
• Warrior of the week
• Anti-bullying word walls
• Code of ethics process
• Use of language
• Student led faculty meetings
• Creating school-wide core values
• Students at the heart
• Start ground up
• Cheating panel with faculty
• Ethics week
• Ways students can get involved
• Various ethics projects
• Involving students to plan the “anti-bullying” week was essential
• Student dialogue is a great starting point
• The code of ethics was great
• Student staff interactions
• The importance of how teachers project themselves to students

List two things you will use

• Bullying Pledge
• Respect
• Bullying week
• Faculty Meetings
• Warrior Way = Husky Way
• Code of Ethics
• Student/teacher collaboration on hot topics such as cheating, bullying
• Implementation: staff session on what is cheating
• Implementation: survey to students/staff
• Some ideas on projects
• Ideas of surveys for safety
• Bracelet/Pledge
• Word Wall
• Prezi.com
• Videos made by students
• Student led faculty meeting/small group
• Getting students more involved
• Infusing the idea of “What does a Warrior look like?”
• Cheating discussion
• Core Values
• I will try to tailor these examples in my school
• group of students meeting
• Symbol of ethics
• Wordle creation
• I will be mindful of ways attitudes effect my students
• Student/faculty dialogue

List one thing you will share

• Concept of panel involving students
• Must have student led faculty meeting
• Code of ethics idea, and everything else!
• Code of ethics – student created
• Examples of structures
• Importance of buy-in from all stakeholders
• Bracelets
• Power of student driven programs
• Warrior way ideas
• Use of language
• Infusing the idea of “What does a Warrior look like?”
• Word Wall
• Banner
• Core values

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