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A child's connection to their family runs deep, with their roots firmly anchored in the rich soil of their home life. Indeed, family is children’s primary model of morals and values: the good and bad, the positive and negative, significantly influencing character development.
Good character is a key ingredient for overall wellness and success as it fosters the habit of choosing positive actions in all areas of life. In physical and intellectual health, in building meaningful connections, and in improving oneself. This is the undeniable importance of character education in the classroom.
Character education develops the core values that make a person reliable and globally competent. These are integrity, perseverance, empathy, and responsibility. Unlike technical skills, these personal attributes are deeply ingrained in our approach to work and life.
Discover the importance of Character Education and its positive effects on children. Learn how to incorporate it into their daily lives and more.
Discover why emotional intelligence is important for students and learn how Positive Action programs help them develop morality.
As classrooms increasingly become more diverse, ensuring that all students feel a sense of belonging and value is optimal for their academic and social-emotional development.
