https://padlet.com/hbarnhart9/FYE_Civility From P.M. Forni’s 2002 book titled Choosing Civility: The Twenty-Five Rules of Considerate Conduct. 1) Cross out five rules; then, look again, and cross out five more. Continue until you are left with your personal “Top Five.” How did you get to these five? Do they surprise you? What was easy/hard to eliminate? How do you best exemplify your “Top Five” in your daily actions? 2) Picture a place on campus where you see one of these rules in action OR where you see one of these rules being violated. Brainstorm a project that would reinforce the importance of this rule that you selected. IT’S AN OPPORTUNITY TO BE CREATIVE! Think about: How could you bring more knowledge, joy, understanding, etc. to this part of campus with your project? en-us 2020-09-14 02:19:36 UTC 2020-09-24 16:38:01 UTC hello@padlet.com hbarnhart9 https://padlet.com/hbarnhart9/FYE_Civility/wish/742605926 Pay Attention
Acknowledge Others
Think the Best
Listen
Be Inclusive
Speak Kindly
Don’t Speak Ill
Accept and Give Praise
Respect Even a Subtle “No”
Respect Others’ Opinions
Mind Your Body
Be Agreeable
Keep It Down (and Rediscover Silence)
Respect Other People’s Time
Respect Other People’s Space
Apologize Earnestly
Assert Yourself
Avoid Personal Questions
Care for Your Guests
Be a Considerate Guest
Think Twice Before Asking for Favors
Refrain from Idle Complaints
Accept and Give Constructive Criticism
Respect the Environment and Be Gentle to Animals
Don’t Shift Responsibility and Blame]]> 2020-09-14 02:21:37 UTC https://padlet.com/hbarnhart9/FYE_Civility/wish/742605926