Archive for December, 2009

Character Education Does Not Have To Be A Victim Of Budget Cuts

As I speak with elementary counselors across the country, the elimination of the position all together is becoming the norm. With budgets slashed and available dollars being tight – the school counselor’s role is being phased out. Counselors play a vital role in the social, emotional, academic, and personal success of our young PK-6 children [...]

Character Education: Stop Teaching Subjects and Start Teaching People

If you’re a teacher, you are a character educator. You teach by personal example, in class discussions, in the behavior you do or do not tolerate, and through student evaluation. On a typical school day, there are dozens of opportunities to integrate character into your curriculum. You can underscore character education consistently without specifically teaching [...]

Character Education, most important form of education

Character Education is more important today than ever. We live in a society that has not been taught basic moral values. The value of life and property, the value of respect and honesty. We constantly see in the news that character is set aside for the feeling of the moment. Anger, jealousy, hatred, and selfishness [...]

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