An Encouraging Consensus on Character Education

Some recommendations for helping students develop compassion, courage, determination, fairness, grit, honesty, patience, respect, responsibility, self-motivation, and temperance.

An Encouraging Consensus on Character Education

Is character education making a comeback in schools? Here are some recommendations for developing compassion, courage, determination, fairness, grit, honesty, patience, respect, responsibility, self-motivation, and temperance.

How To Talk To Your Kids About Prejudices Before They Start

Kids are not born with bias or prejudice, they learn it. So it's up to us, as parents, to educate them in a way that benefits all of humanity.

Building School Community Through Physical Activity

How physical activity provides an opportunity to build character, use teamwork, and foster a sense of belonging in schools.

What are kids really learning from their extracurricular activities? Practice and character

Why involve your kids in extracurricular pursuits like sports or music? We send children to coaches and teachers to learn character. We want them to discover the magic of repetition, of slowing things down to focus on an area of improvement, and learning to fail in order to succeed.

Can Putting Devices Away Build Character?

Taking place on Sept. 27, Character Day focuses on building social-emotional traits such as empathy, perspective, curiosity and perseverance in students.

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