Civic Virtue

What kind of legacy do you want to leave in terms of the impact on your community?

How would you define a 'good person' in the context of your own community?

Can a society thrive if its citizens only look out for themselves?

What role does honesty play in building a strong community?

When faced with injustice, how do you decide whether to speak up or remain silent?

Should the pursuit of personal happiness be secondary to serving the community?

How can a single act of kindness transform a community?

Would you rather be remembered for your success or your kindness?

Do you believe one person's ethical behavior can influence the morality of an entire society?

What's the last new idea or perspective you learned from someone else?

When should individual ambitions be put aside for collective interests?

What role do you think empathy plays in building community relationships?

Is it fair to expect everyone to possess and exhibit civic virtue?

Do you agree that leaders have a greater responsibility to exhibit civic virtue; why or why not?

Can you think of a time when honesty had a cost for you, but you chose it anyway?

How do you decide when it's worth speaking up about an issue that matters to you?

Have you experienced a dilemma where following the rules conflicted with being kind; what did you do?

When have you felt proud of yourself for doing something that benefited others, not just you?

How does your own sense of responsibility contribute to the well-being of your friends or family?

What's one act of kindness you've received that inspired you to pay it forward?

If you had to choose, would you prioritize respect or popularity in your school community, and why?

How often do you think about the impact your actions might have on future generations?

Why do you think some people go out of their way to help strangers?

When was the last time you compromised on something small for the happiness of someone else?

How important is it to you to be known as someone who always does the right thing?

In what ways do you try to make your school or neighborhood a better place?

Why might someone choose to be selfless in a situation that offers no direct benefit to them?

When was a time your integrity was tested, and what did you learn from that experience?

Have you ever witnessed the power of a community rallying together; what was the result?

How do the values taught in your family shape the way you contribute to society?

How can young people influence their communities despite not having positions of power?

What's an instance where you went out of your comfort zone to support a community initiative?

What changes would you like to see individuals make to better society and do you lead by example?

What's one act of civic engagement you've participated in and how did it resonate with you?

When has taking responsibility for a mistake led to positive outcomes in your relationships?

If being kind meant putting yourself at a disadvantage, would you still do it?

How has someone's small gesture of kindness made a big impact on your life?

What trait do you possess that you feel improves your community, and how do you use it?

Can personal success and community well-being coexist, or must one be sacrificed for the other?

How does considering the needs of others change the way you make decisions?

What tough choices have you made to keep a promise or uphold a principle?

In what ways do you think modern technology can help foster civic virtue?

When have you shown courage to support a peer, and what was the result?

Can sharing your personal experiences with others help improve the community?

What personal experience has highlighted the importance of community involvement for you?

When making a tough decision, how do you weigh the consequences for both yourself and others?

Can engaging in discussions about societal issues lead to tangible changes in your community?

What is a trait you believe every person should cultivate for the betterment of society?

How does the pursuit of knowledge contribute to one’s ability to act virtuously in society?

How do you approach conversations about civic responsibility with someone from a different cultural background?

Can small daily actions create a significant change in society over time?

How does acting with integrity in small moments contribute to a larger community trust?

Have you ever changed a behavior because it conflicted with your values, even when it was unpopular?

Why might acknowledging our own mistakes be crucial in building a more compassionate community?

What's an example of a time when listening to someone with a different viewpoint changed your perspective?

How can small actions of kindness within a community ripple out to create larger societal impacts?

Why do you think some people are willing to put the community's needs above their own personal interests?

How does helping someone without expecting anything in return change your perspective on generosity?

In what ways can small, daily acts of kindness contribute to a larger societal change?

Can making sacrifices for the common good be personally fulfilling, and why do you feel that way?

Can individual responsibility have a greater impact on society than governmental policies?

What's one choice you make daily that you believe contributes to a better society?

Do you think individuals should sacrifice personal gain for the greater good; why or why not?

Do you feel morally obligated to vote or is it just an option?

Can ignoring small injustices for peace's sake be justified in a harmonious society?

Does prioritizing your family over the community make you less virtuous?