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Responsibility

Developed by Kim Williams

Students must show official documentation demonstrating responsibility.

Students must complete three of the six activities.

1. Provide a printout from your school�s attendance office that gives an account for your absences and tardies.

2. Present a letter of recommendation from a teacher and/or employer verifying whether or not assignments were completed on time.

3. List and provide proof of tasks/ jobs you are responsible for such as:

*Babysitting

*Club/Team/Organization member or leader

*Leadership positions at Work

*Committee memberships

*Volunteering

4. Write a two page essay on the importance of being a responsible person. Include the meaning of responsibility, how it applies in your life, and the advantages/ disadvantages of being a responsible person.

5. If you were enrolled in a Child Development course and participated in the �Baby Days� project, provide completed project portfolio: including detailed journal of experiences, baby budget, tests, and teacher evaluation.

6. Coordinate a community event, fundraiser or charitable event.

Example: car wash, garage sale, bake sale, candy sale, bowl, skate, or walk- a- thon. Include detailed plans, include the following: name of event, date of event, itinerary, plan of action, participants, cause, and outcome.