Conner Knight Moral Leadership

Merayld and Herald found their village and no one was around the village. They searched around and found that they had continued searching for them. But Merayld and Herald went to go find them and let them know they were alright, but before then they talked about the lesson learned for MORAL LEADERSHIP. And they learned that they helped each other by LEADING each other on to get home and didn't listen to the T-Rex do something even though they knew it was wrong and they followed their MORALS.

"WE DID IT HERALD!!! We made it back home."

" You were right we made it back home safe and sound. But we have to find mom and dad."

Merayld and Herald went into the woods and saw their parents calling their names, "Merayld!!!", "Herald!!!". Then the boys called back to them. They turned around and tears came to their eyes. They talked about how they used their Moral Leadership to get back to their home with them.

"Merayld, Herald how did you guys get home? You are so young we thought you would never be able to get home on your own."

"We were looking for you everywhere after the storm hit and swept you away, we thought we had lost you."

"Mom, Dad we used what you had taught us about Moral Leadership to guide us and do what was right all the way back home."

"Yeah, we used our wits to escape the evil T- Rex, Berayld on the way home. We knew we were close when he was around because we knew he stayed close to our village."

Winston Churchill

and how he showed Moral Leadership

Winston Churchill - How he demonstrated Morals as he stood in the face of Germany, and when his country of England was under attack. And on the verge of collapsing under Nazi Germany's rule, he stood fast. He did good for his country instead of running and he had a good moral code as well. His Moral Code was "standing boldly in defense of right against injustice and aggression." according to The Churchill Project. He also had good morals because he was able to stand fast and be able to do something good even though he could have run as that would have been a bad thing as he was in the British Army.

Winston Churchill

and how he showed Moral Leadership

Winston Churchill - How he demonstrated Leadership he guided Britain and the Allied Powers from the ledge of the war. When Britain was under attack by the Nazis and the Axis Powers he single-handedly led Britain from the verge of collapse and gave inspiring speeches to help them get it together. He allowed them to believe in themselves and their countries again and fought for them and was an overall good leader. Then for his good times in the war, he became popular in Britain and became their Prime Minister.

Author's Note

Moral Leadership is meaningful to me because it symbolizes good ethics and values for you and the people around you. People will respect you more and notice those things; whether it's your teacher or your boss they will expect more from you; but it is worth it in the end you will succeed more in life if you practice Moral Leadership

Others have demonstrated Moral Leadership in my life. For example, my dad has demonstrated Moral Leadership at his job as an Audio Video Technician he does his best work no matter where he goes and for that, he is held up to a higher standard but it benefits him. Other people have also demonstrated this trait he practiced it all of the time in every class doing his best work for something as simple as a worksheet and something as big as a 20-slide presentation. But he applied for BAMS (which is a fast pace high school for the top of the top kids) and got an interview there.

I have demonstrated Moral Leadership because I have good morals when it comes to doing the right thing and knowing what to do in the situation. Also, I am a good leader I am held up to a higher standard by everyone but it pays off in the end. I encourage people to do their best work I have good collaboration skills, but I also can lead people to their best work without doing it for them by pressing them to do it and motivating them to do it the best way.

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