Building character: discovering and developing character traits. (Teaching Techniques).

From: Journal of School Health | Date: September 1, 2002| Author: Sharp, Kristen | Copyright information

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Responsibility for discovering and developing character traits in students often falls to educators. Health educators play an important role in character education because they provide a bridge between students and their community. Public schools are rising to the challenge of providing a comprehensive approach to character education. Discovery and development of character traits offers a valuable lesson for students of any age as they learn to be considerate of ot...

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