Tardiness And Moral Values

IntroductionIntroduction

Moral defines the concerned with the principles of right and wrong behavior and the goodness or badness of the human character. Moral values can give meaning and purpose to our life. In life, it is essential to have moral values. Especially these days, people judge each other’s characteristics by knowing the amount of moral values the person had. As a person with high moral values, he/she usually displays the characteristics of integrity, courage, respect, fairness, honesty, compassion, being willing to sacrifice, doing no harm, responsibilities, being forgiving, keeping promises, making peace and etc. If a person can live their life with positive moral values, that means he/ she can also form positive bonds with other

You got stuck in an “unavoidable” traffic
Tardiness
Definition
The definition of tardiness is delaying or delayed beyond the right or expected time; late.
Situation
When a student arrives to a class after the lecture has already started, the teacher is forced to either stop lecturing to adjust the attendance sheet or make a note to adjust it later. For other students, the distraction of a student getting to their seat, taking out their books and writing utensils and shuffling papers takes away from their learning experience.
Moral of the Story
Tardiness brings inconvenience to people around us, or in some situations, it might even cause huge troubles. Unless facing emergencies, we should to avoid being tardy at all times to ensure that all plans run smoothly. We all need to bear in mind that delay in time leads to more unimaginable consequences.
Elaboration
Tardiness will cause many effect on our image that have been portrayed to others. Tardiness can affect academic and achievement in school of a student. Students who are frequently tardy will have a lower GPAs, lower score on assessment and a lower graduation rate. According to the survey, students who are frequently tardy may have a higher rate of suspension and other disciplinary

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