UK values by Thanh Huyen Hoang https://padlet.com/hth2712/30by92atououldgo - What is the definition of "values" - What are some of the UK values en-us 2022-02-08 03:18:47 UTC 2022-02-08 04:40:03 UTC hello@padlet.com Group 4 https://padlet.com/hth2712/30by92atououldgo/wish/2034618525 1. The definition of "values"
Values are the beliefs of a social group. These are often very strongly held beliefs and they are often for something or against it. 
Values are reflected in the responsibilities, rights and privileges of being a British citizen or permanent resident of the UK.

2. Some of the UK values
- the rule of law
- the sovereignty of the Crown in Parliament
- tolerance
- personal freedom
- free speech and freedom of expression
- belief in private property
- institutions
- history and culture
- love of sport and of fair play
- patriotism]]> 2022-02-08 04:18:57 UTC https://padlet.com/hth2712/30by92atououldgo/wish/2034618525 Group 3 https://padlet.com/hth2712/30by92atououldgo/wish/2034619166 DEFINITION OF "VALUES"
- What is right and wrong.
- What is important in life.
- Be reflected in the responsibilities, rights and privileges of being a British citizen or permanent resident of the UK.
- According to politicians, value is tolerance, freedom, belief in personal responsibility, mutual respect and fairness.
- According to the government, it became more a practical guide to living in Britain and what the entitlements of citizenship might bring.

CORE VALUES OF THE BRITISH
1. Rule of Law: 
- We all abide by the same rules.
2. Sovereignty of the Crown in Parliament:
- The Lords, the Commons and the monarch constitute the supreme authority.
3. Tolerance:
- No one should be treated differently on the basis of belonging to a particular group.
4. Personal freedom and a presumption against state coercion.
5. Free speech and freedom of expression.
6. Private property and the freedom to buy and sell without fear of confiscation
7. Institutions that are quintessentially British and capture and reflect its character
- Including the monarchy, the Armed Forces, the Church and the BBC.
8. History and culture.
- "A lack of understanding of the past is instrumental in a failure to comprehend the present."
9. Sport and of fair play.
10. Patriotism

]]> 2022-02-08 04:19:26 UTC https://padlet.com/hth2712/30by92atououldgo/wish/2034619166 Group 5 https://padlet.com/hth2712/30by92atououldgo/wish/2034620379 1. The definition of “value”
- Principles or standards of behavior common ideals for the
national community demonstrating you are ready to become a permanent resident of the UK. 
2. The fundamental principles of British life
- democracy
- the rule of law
- individual liberty
- tolerance of those with different faiths and beliefs
- participation in community life
As part of the citizenship ceremony,
3. Core UK values: 
  1. Rule of law: “Be ye never so high the law is above you”
  2. Sovereignty of the Crown in Parliament: royal assent
  3. Tolerance
  4. Personal freedom and presumption against state coercion
  5. Free speech and freedom of expression
  6. Private property, freedom to buy and sell
  7. Institutions: monarchy, Armed Forces, the Church and BBC
  8. History and culture
  9. Love of sport and fair play
  10. Patriotism
 


]]> 2022-02-08 04:20:25 UTC https://padlet.com/hth2712/30by92atououldgo/wish/2034620379 Group 2: https://padlet.com/hth2712/30by92atououldgo/wish/2034620705 1. The definition of "values"
It can be defined as the qualities and obligations that an Englishman should have.
- Responsibility and rights



2. Some of the UK values
- The rule of law
- The sovereignty of the Crown in Parliament
- Tolerance
- Personal freedom
- Free speech and free of expression
- Belief in private poverty
- Institutions
- History and culture
- Love of sport and of fair play
- Patriotism]]> 2022-02-08 04:20:41 UTC https://padlet.com/hth2712/30by92atououldgo/wish/2034620705 Group 6 https://padlet.com/hth2712/30by92atououldgo/wish/2034621420 1. Beliefs and values
- What is right and wrong
- How to act in certain situations
- democracy

2. UK's principles of life
- the rule of law
- individual liberty
- tolerance of those with different faiths and beliefs
- participation in community life

3. UK's values
-  rule of law: "Be ye never so high the law is above you."
-  the sovereignty of the Crown in Parliament 
-  tolerance :  no one should be treated differently 
-  personal freedom and a presumption against state coercion 
-  free speech and freedom of expression 
-  belief in private property and the freedom to buy and sell 
-quintessentially British institutions
- history and culture
- sport and fair play
- patriotism

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It can be considered as practical guide to living in Britain and what the entitlements of citizenship might bring. It could be seen as an effort to fabricate common ideals for a national community.

2. Values
  • Rule of law: “Be ye never so high the law is above you”
  • Sovereignty of the Crown in Parliament: royal assent
  • Tolerance
  • Personal freedom, presumption against state coercion
  • Free speech and freedom of expression
  • Private property, freedom to buy and sell
  • Institutions: monarchy, Armed Forces, the Church and BBC
  • History and culture
  • Love of sport and fair play
  • Patriotism


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