Discussion A: Introduction to Ethical Concepts response 2
Hello everyone, my name is Launice Brown. I am a preschool teacher, and I am currently working towards receiving my BSN. Saying I have quite a few experiences with ethics would be an understatement. I believe ethics will follow me and be with me for a lifetime because I am forever learning, growing, and transforming, even as an adult. Ethics are moral principles that govern a person’s behavior or the conductivity of an activity. I pride myself on my work ethic and integrity. I rather go through life sticking to my morals and values, than be an amoral person. I believe my personal, professional, and academic ethics go hand in hand. My personal ethics shape my professional and academic ethics. Ethics start within yourself; knowing right from wrong, how do you view yourself, how do you want people to view you, how do you choose to live your life, do you want to be a person of integrity, honesty, selflessness, etc. or a person who is selfish, self-centered, disrespectful, etc. How I live my life dictates my performance in school and at work. I am goal-driven, a leader, respectful, honest, trustworthy, dependable, altruistic, etc. When I display these characteristics throughout my everyday life, they become habitual, and I am able to perform well in school and on a job. Schools and Jobs like to pay close attention to employees’ and students’ performance and how well they handle their tasks. My goal in life is to always succeed at anything that I am doing. Although sometimes failing is inevitable, it’s something I don’t like. I always want to perform well on a job and in school because when I am presented with an opportunity that can benefit my life and further my career, I take it seriously. I never want to jeopardize my present and future and I know what my job and school expect from me, which is why it’s so important I display ethics in life, on a job, and in school.
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