Most students (63 percent) think values and principles of right and wrong should be taught in the classroom. Those least likely to support this notion are students who earn C averages or worse, according to a survey conducted for Metropolitan Life Insurance Company by Louis Harris and Associates, Inc. The report, Students Voice Their Opinions… Read more »
Teaching Values: How 7,700 of you feel about ethic Top Ten Values 1. Basic idea of right and wrong 98% 2. The importance of education 92% 3. Standards concerning sexual behavior 83% 4. Respect for people of different races, ages,values 82% 5. The importance of Marriage and family 77% 6. The Value of friendship. 77%… Read more »
The Army on Thursday announced major reforms in the way it trains male and female recruits, including extended ethics training, after concluding that “sexual harassment exists throughout the Army.”. . . . The Army said it will respond to the highly publicized scandal at its Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland and other training bases, by… Read more »
Live Them, Teach Them, They Work! A Word from a Parent about “Parent Posters” “Recently, while working with my sixth grade Girl Scout Troop (a typically hard age for socialization skills), wasn’t it great that I had a learning tool in the form of Mr. Bedley’s *Rules to Relate. This is a perfect refrigerator door… Read more »
Appeared in a February issue of Eduvac – The Educa Early in October 1996 a flyer introducing principals and boards of trustees to Cornerstone Values – A Values Education Curriculum was posted to all New Zealand schools. At the time trustees of The New Zealand Foundation For Values Education Inc. were cautioned not to be… Read more »
