3 Introduction to Air Force Junior ROTC Lesson 5, Chapter 1, Ethics3 What is ethics? Ethical branch of philosophy Rules of conduct Study of people`s most fundamental beliefs Ethics deals with the struggle between good and evil. Behaviour – a key word in the discussion of ethics 1.) Wear the uniform proudly and correctly.2.) At all times, respect the rules and laws of my school and community – especially if I wear them in uniform.3.) Honour my leaders, teachers, administrators, and cadets.4.) Follow the good examples of my guides and set an example for my colleagues and subordinates. 5.) Behave honourably at all times and do not commit any act that could affect my status as an ROTC cadet.6.) Follow leadership principles and develop and demonstrate desirable leadership traits – especially integrity.7.) Obey orders and carry out instructions from my chain of command to the best of your ability. 7 Introduction to the Junior Air Force ROTC Lesson 5, Chapter 1, Ethics7 What is ethics? (continued) Not all habits are good. Habits are right when they are ways to help ourselves and others. Good habits help us reach our best potential and respect people`s fundamental rights. 6 Introduction to Air Force Junior ROTC Lesson 5, Chapter 1, Ethics6 What is ethics? (continued) Most of our moral beliefs are based on habits we learned as children. Habits can affect reputation, social status, finances, and overall well-being. Where do our beliefs come from? — Parents, Society, Experience 2 Introduction to Air Force Junior ROTC Lesson 5, Chapter 1, Ethics2 Motivation Ethics are rules of conduct. Today you will learn about ethical decision-making The Core Values of the US Air Force 5 Introduction to Air Force Junior ROTC Lesson 5, Chapter 1, Ethics5 What is ethics? (continued) Guidelines derived from the four basic rules of ethics Be honest. Keep one`s promise. Obey and be loyal to the right authorities.

Be brave. 4 Introduction to Air Force Junior ROTC Lesson 5, Chapter 1, Ethics4 What is ethics? (continued) Four fundamental rules of ethics remain. Do good; Avoid evil. Be fair and equitable. Respect the dignity of all people. Be autonomous (autonomous). I will always practice civility and patriotism. I will work hard to improve my mind and strengthen my body. I will look for the mantle of leadership, whether civilian or military, and I will be ready to defend the Constitution and the American way of life. ETHICS In the field of dental hygiene BY Dr.

Shahzadi Tayyaba Hashmi. 10 Introduction to Air Force Junior ROTC Lesson 5, Chapter 1, Ethics10 What is a Value System? (continued) Integrity first Willingness to do the right thing, even when no one is looking Moral compass, inner voice of self-control Basis of confidence required before self-learning in today`s military service Professional duties rather than personal wishes Excellence in everything we do Passion for continuous improvement and innovation Ethics and professionalism «The integrity of the righteous shall guide them» (Proverbs 11:3) 11 Introduction to Air Force Junior ROTC Lesson 5, Chapter 1, Ethics11 How are ethical decisions made? Systematic process for difficult decisions Consider all the facts. Determine the moral values or obligations that are at stake. Act or make decisions based on your knowledge of values and facts. Be respectful of everyone`s life and well-being. May God grant me vigilance and wisdom so that I can always live according to this profession of faith. PROFESSIONAL INTEGRITY. Meaning of professional and professional integrity means;  Who willingly accepts knowledge, skills and abilities and applies them consistently. I am an Army Junior ROTC Cadet. I will always act to pay tribute to my family, my country, my school and the cadet corps. CORE VALUES As in the past, we are committed to the core values of honour, courage and commitment to lay the foundation for trust and leadership. 9 Introduction to Air Force Junior ROTC Lesson 5, Chapter 1, Ethics9 What is a Value System? Our armed forces have their own values.

Applies to all members of the Air Force family The core values of the U.S. Air Force are integrity first, service first, and excellence in everything we do. I am loyal and patriotic. I am the future of the United States of America. I will not lie, cheat or steal and will always be responsible for my actions and actions. 8 Introduction to Air Force Junior ROTC Lesson 5, Chapter 1, Ethics8 What is a Value System? Value system A set of ideals, beliefs, interests, tastes, dislikes Ideals we use every day to make decisions Includes freely chosen behavior Includes beliefs that are very personal to each of us Fundamental Values of the United States Air Force I.Definitions: -Value: Utility, importance or general value to be evaluated; -core: A first part. 1 Introduction to the Junior Air Force ROTC Lesson 5, Chapter 11 Ethics.