Values & Attitudes

What are values?

• Principles or standards of a person or group; what is important to a person or a group.

• How someone acts.

• Position on an issue, point of view.

• Their position or mindset towards something

What are Beliefs?

• How someone acts.

• Judgements formed about something, not based on fact or knowledge.

• It is faith, commitment and confidence in what people know or hold to be true without proof.

• Position on an issue, point of view.

What are opinions?

• how is someone acts.

• what is important to a person or a group.

• Positions or mindset towards something.

• Judgements formed about something, not based on fact or knowledge.

What does perspective mean?

• how someone acts

• judgements formed about something, not based on fact or knowledge.

• Position on an issue, point of view.

• what is important to a person or a group.

What does behavior mean?

• How someone acts

• Position on an issue, point of view.

• what is important to a person or a group.

• What people have faith in without proof.

What does attitude mean?

• it's judgement without sound evidence

• it is what people deem of value

• how someone acts

• it's a position or mindset towards something

What are morals?

• Something(s) that are is (are) accepted as true

• A system of beliefs, values, customs and behaviours shared by a group of people

• Are about what we believe is right or wrong

• Treating everyone based on their need

Answer explanation

are about what we believe is right and wrong

What is culture?

• Something(s) that are is (are) accepted as true

• A system of beliefs, values, customs and behaviours shared by a group of people

• Are about what we believe is right or wrong

• Treating everyone based on their need

Answer explanation

a system of beliefs, values, customs and behaviours shared by members of a group, community or society

What does assumptions mean?

• Are about what we believe is right or wrong

• A system of beliefs, values, customs and behaviours shared by a group of people

• Something(s) that are is (are) accepted as true without proof

• Treating everyone based on their need

Answer explanation

Something(s) that are is (are) accepted as true without proof.

Social justice is

• A systems of beliefs, values, customs and behaviours shared by members of a group.

• Treating everyone the same regardless of need

• are about what we believe is right and wrong

• about people having their human rights respected and upheld.

Answer explanation

It’s about everyone being included and able to be active and productive participants in society.