That's why life skills training begins at such a young age.
Life skills lessons start by enriching each child's self-awareness.
Building a positive self-image and motivating children to take responsibility for their health and happiness sets the foundation. The next step is guiding children to healthy interactions with other people. To meet this need, Character Education is becoming more and more popular in US schools. This month's newsletter describes the Character Education concept and provides resources to help bring it to your children and students. Character Education develops moral character and civic virtue in our children as an essential way of promoting a more compassionate and responsible society.