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Living Values Education Living Values: An Educational Program (LVEP) is a values education program. It offers a variety of experiential values activities and practical methodologies to teachers and facilitators to enable children and young adults to explore and develop 12 key universal values: Cooperation, Freedom, Happiness, Honesty, Humility, Love, Peace, Respect, Responsibility, Simplicity, Tolerance, and Unity. LVEP also contains special units for use with parents and caregivers, and refugees and children-affected-by-war. |
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Ethics Resources Ethical Understanding Newsletter - Archived HENT Ethics can be integrated into classrooms by looking at codes of practice/behaviour, making ethical decisions, examining contemporary ethical issues, and resolving ethical dilemmas. Students can learn to apply ethical principles to simple right vs. wrong issues through to those involving complex right vs. right ethical values.
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This Josephson Institute booklet examines the hows and whys of making choices that withstand ethical scrutiny. With realistic examples and a step-by-step decision-making model, this easy-to-read primer is ideal for individuals or as a training guide for your organization. |
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Our challenge is to explore the global common ground of values, elevate awareness of ethics, provide practical tools for making ethical decisions, and encourage moral actions based on those decisions. |
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Tribes: A new way of
learning and being together Thousands of schools throughout the United States and Canada have become Tribes Learning Communities, safe and caring environments in which kids can do well! After years of "fix-it" programs focused on reducing student violence, conflict, drug and alcohol use, absenteeism, poor achievement, etc., educators and parents now agree, creating a positive school or classroom environment is the most effective way to improve behavior and learning. |
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The Ethical Literacy Learning Community is a school-based community of public and independent pre-Kindergarten through grade 12 day and boarding schools as well as community colleges dedicated to building school cultures of integrity. |
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World Café is an innovative yet simple methodology for hosting conversations about questions that matter. These conversations link and build on each other as people move between groups, cross-pollinate ideas, and discover new insights into the questions or issues that are most important in their life, work, or community. As a process, the World Café can evoke and make visible the collective intelligence of any group, thus increasing people’s capacity for effective action in pursuit of common aims. |
