http://www.heartwoodethics.org/
(Teaching Life Lessons through Literature
–
Justice: being guided by a balance of
truth,reason and fairness to all)
http://www.choiceskills.com/7c.asp
(The Seven C’s of Thinking Clearly,
including choosing to be Trustworthy)
http://www.goodcharacter.com/YCC/BeingResponsible.html
(A Teaching Guide to Being Responsible,
Grades K-5)
http://www.goodcharacter.com/YCC/DoingRight.html
(A Teaching Guide to Doing
the Right Thing, Grades K-5)
http://greatergood.berkeley.edu/raising_happiness/post/kids_not_alright
http://greatergood.berkeley.edu/raising_happiness/post/kids_not_alright
So true...
"When we pressure children to achieve, we cut them
off from their sources of inspiration, their passions, and their natural
curiosity."I guess my big internal debate is the balance between
exposure and forcing the kids to do something they don't want to do. How
will she know that she likes tennis, karate, or whatever if she doesn't try it.
But when I offer, she says she isn't interested or changes her mind.
OR and this is what I saw last year with violin, she sees that something
is challenging and wants to give up. How do they discover their
passions? I'm still trying to figure out mine!!!!! ;-)
Bu ikilemden cikabilecek miyiz :) bir gun. And funny but same for me - still trying to figure out mine...
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