What Does it Mean to be Responsible?

Responsible (adjective): "able to make the right decisions." (  http://www.wordsmyth.net/?level=2&ent=responsible )

What are some ways I can be a responsible citizen in my classroom?

I can be responsible by coming to class every day, ready to learn.

I can be responsible by setting learning goals and by striving to meet those goals.

I can be responsible by being on time and by being prepared.

I can be responsible by listening to directions and by participating in class. 

I can be responsible by completing assignments and projects before the due date. 

I can be responsible by making good choices and by asking for help.

I can be responsible by keeping my promises and honoring agreements.

I can be responsible by admitting when I've made a mistake, and by trying to fix it. 

What are some ways I can be a responsible citizen in my school? 

I can be responsible by putting trash in the proper receptacles, and by picking up trash that I see on the ground.

I can be responsible by taking care of my school building and grounds. 

I can be responsible by following school rules and regulations.

I can be responsible by keeping my promises and honoring agreements.

I can be responsible by admitting when I've made a mistake, and by trying to fix it. 

I can be responsible by volunteering to help out a teacher, a student, or a group.

What are some ways I can be a responsible citizen of my community?

I can be responsible by helping to take care of my home and my neighborhood.

I can be responsible by volunteering to help those in need.

I can be responsible by checking in on my elderly neighbors, or those with health issues or disabilities.

I can be responsible by meeting my obligations.

I can be responsible by keeping my promises and honoring agreements.

I can be responsible by admitting when I've made a mistake, and by trying to fix it.