Teaching moral (or character) values to children in school, from an early age, will enable them to achieve greater success in all areas of life. Teaching Moral Values in School What would happen if these moral values were taught in the schools again? A school in California teaches good character (respect, honesty, compassion, responsibility, perseverance) during every activity at the school to over 600 students from pre-k to 6th graders...
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For example, if a student faces a difficult problem, the class may discuss perseverance. Before implementing these teachings over seven years ago, there were problems with fighting, discipline, and respect. Now the students are well-behaved and very respectful. Helping out has become second nature to the children also...
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