With a hug and a kiss I pick you up in the air you’re both in my arms but its my heart that you share. You’re growing up so fast all of the changes I see every minute with you becomes a special memory for me. Even though we live apart and there are certain… Read more »
Nature does not bestow virtue; to be good is an art. – Seneca
The most important human endeavor is striving for morality in our actions. Our inner balance and even our very existence depends on it. Only morality in our actions can give beauty and dignity to our lives. – Albert Einstein
Start them young. Kids are ready for jobs around the house as early as age 3 or 4, and they want to help. Do it together. Kids are more likely to clean up if they have company, and it gives adults a chance to set an example. Make it fun. Play music or appeal to… Read more »
Gene Bedley has not only identified the seven core ethical virtues that empower people to live purposeful lives, he has also given kids everywhere the tools and techniques that contribute the most to making ethical decisions. Our schools and homes will profit from his practical and life changing ideas! Jack Canfield Author of Chicken Soup… Read more »
When things are going good they are always in the background When things are going bad you can count on them to be in the forefront! – Gene Bedley
Do your kids need a crash course before the holidays? With all the parties and family gatherings this time of year, adults and children will soon be required to exhibit their best manners. But many parents will discover during the coming weeks that someone forgot to teach their children how to behave in public. Teachers… Read more »
Teachers can assist in Creating an Ethical Community by: 1.Help students know each other through activities such as: Sharing personal stories Provide a class directory Structure weekly optional seating plans Initiate a “Laws of Life” essay contest in your class (you can get all the information you need from the ethic link Laws of Life… Read more »
A goal is a dream that has an ending. – Duke Ellington
Virtues are not mere thoughts but habits. – Plato
