iCAN: Trust
A character shares what Trust looks like at their level
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Trust
The ground on which all other qualities rest

What is Trust?
Trust is the ground on which all other Hand of Learning qualities rest. It operates in two directions: the trust you extend to others, and the trust you earn from them. Trust is built through consistency — showing up, following through, being honest about what you don’t know. Without Trust, learning together is impossible. With it, almost anything becomes possible.
Recognize It in Your Life
Who do you trust deeply, and what did they do to earn it? What does that tell you about how you build trust in return?
Take a moment before you write. The best iCAN statements come from real examples.
DOK 1 · Identify
I can identify Trust when I…
Complete the sentence with a specific, real example from your life.
Choose a verb to start your statement:
Your name and learner ID are attached automatically
LS6 · DOK1 · Trust
DOK 2 · Demonstrate
I can demonstrate Trust when I…
Complete the sentence with a specific, real example from your life.
Choose a verb to start your statement:
This becomes evidence in your NextREADY GPS record
LS6 · DOK2 · Trust
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