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Kimberly M. Stringer Students Author: Kimberly M. Stringer, Email: stringerkm@bethanylb.edu   Show MyInfo popup for Kimberly M. Stringer
Accountability Original post: Sun 10/23/2016 at 11:12 PM

This article was something I could really relate to because of sports. Athletes are constantly told to hold themselves accountable on the court or on the field and to be responsible while living everyday life. My favorite part of the article is the 7 questions towards the bottom. A majority of these questions are what we ask ourselves as a volleyball team before our season even starts. If you are looking to be the best, you have to hold yourself, as well as your teammates accountable on the court and in the classroom. Accountability is a trait we need to show in everyday life in order to be successful.

Jeffrey B Shoemaker Students Author: Jeffrey B Shoemaker, Email: shoemakerjb@bethanylb.edu   Show MyInfo popup for Jeffrey B Shoemaker
Re: Accountability Posted: Sun 10/23/2016 at 11:44 PM, in reply to Kimberly M. Stringer

I agree that sports is an excellent example of showing accountability. Accountability is a choice and everyone should strive to maintain accountability in all aspects of their lives in order to be successful. 

Chanelle M. McCormick Students Author: Chanelle M. McCormick, Email: mccormickcm@bethanylb.edu   Show MyInfo popup for Chanelle M. McCormick
Re: Accountability Posted: Mon 10/24/2016 at 12:40 PM, in reply to Kimberly M. Stringer

I completely agree Kim (considering we are on the same team) I see your point of view. All athletes should hold themselves accountable for every action that they take on the court or field.  Plus the same thing applies for the classroom like you stated above.