Moral Recovery Program Modules LGU
CHARACTER FIRST
Lesson 1
Alertness
Being aware what is taking place around me so I can have the right responses
Definition of alertness:
 he process of paying close and con-
tinuous attention.
 a state of readiness to respond.
 watchful and prompt to meet danger
or emergency quick to perceive and
act.
Alertness includes
 Looking for a praising ways that
office mates have displayed
good character.
 Sensing the seemingly harmless
activities could lead to bad in-
fluences and wrong friends.
 Practicing preventive mainte-
nance with office appliances and
personal health.
Luke 21:34
Be careful not to spend your time
having parties and getting drunk or
worrying about this life. If you do
that, you won’t be able to think
straight, and the end might come
when you are not ready.
Moral Recovery Program Modules LGU
CHARACTER FIRST
Vs. Carelessness
Keep awake and watch and pray
[constantly], that you may not enter
into temptation; the spirit indeed is
willing, but the flesh is weak.
~Mark 14:38
Rewards of Alertness
Safety
An alert employee can avoid dangers.
Preparedness
An alert employee is forewarned about
situations and circumstances and is
therefore able to prepare for them.
“Watch thou and wake
when others be asleep.”
Shakespeare
I will….
 Keep my eyes and ears open.
 Recognize and heed warning
signals.
 Choose to do right before I’m
tempted.
 Tell others of dangers.
 Stay away from unsafe places.
Lesson 2
Attentiveness
“Showing the worth of person or task by giving my undivided
concentration.”
Attentiveness in includes:
 Showing support for each oth-
er by listening to another’s
ideas without immediately
getting irritated or finding
fault in them.
 Encouraging other co workers
by expressing an interest in
their activities.
 Setting aside time to listen
with eyes and ears to our su-
perior, and co workers con-
cern.
 Making family/co employee
feel important by spending
time alone with each them and
listening to their interests.
 Learning what each family /co
employee enjoys so that extra
touches can be added to birth-
day celebration and other oc-
casions.
“A good listener is not pop-
ular everywhere , but after
a while he knows some-
thing.”
Wilson Mizner
Vs. Distraction
Proverbs 4:20-27
20 My son, pay attention to what I say; lis-
ten closely to my words. 21 Do not let them
out of your sight, keep them within your
heart; 22 for they are life to those who find
them and health to a man's whole body. 23
Above all else, guard your heart, for it is the
wellspring of life. 24 Put away perversity
from your mouth; keep corrupt talk far from
your lips. 25 Let your eyes look straight
ahead, fix your gaze directly before you. 26
Make level paths for your feet and take only
ways that are firm. 27 Do not swerve to the
right or the left; keep your foot from evil.
Rewards of Attentiveness
Respect
An attentive person gains the respect of
others as they value his or her opinion
the way he or she has valued theirs.
Key to Knowledge
You will discover the secret to learning
is asking as many questions as you can
and listening carefully to the answer.
I will….
 Look at people at they speak to
me.
 Ask question if I don't under-
stand
 Sit or stand up straight.
 Not draw attention to my self.
 Keep my eyes, ear, hands, feet,
and mouth from distraction.