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Please give us a few minutes of your time and fill out the survey. We’ll randomly select five respondents and give them a $100 to spend in our catalog.

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A movement grows to protest “R” rating for new bullying documentary

You can sign a petition to stand up to bullying and make this powerful film more accessible.

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Coming soon to a conference near you — CHARACTER COUNTS!

Attending a conference is a great way to get inspired, learn new things, and meet people who are doing similar work and facing similar challenges.

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Free lesson plan: Playdates and promise-keeping

This month’s featured lesson plan is packed with ways for students to explore and expand their creativity — and learn about trustworthiness at the same time.

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New study details bullying based on gender behavior in elementary classrooms

The most common forms of biased language in elementary schools are the use of the word “gay” in a negative way, such as “that’s so gay,” and comments like “spaz” or “retard.”

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Need a hug? Visit the “Nicest Place on the Internet”

We hope you’re having a great day. But if not, you can always visit the “nicest place on the internet” and get a video hug from someone with some Caring to share.

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Stopping plagiarism: It’s a high-tech business

This year, for the first time, electronic cheating detector will be unleashed on undergraduate applicants to college.

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Dear CC! Real-life superheroes past and present

I need fresh material and I also need help on how to teach the “stories” of real-life superheroes, and how to relate them to the Six Pillars of Character.

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Got a “big idea” for character building? Clifford the Big Red Dog may have a community grant for you!

Why not submit your idea? You could win $1000, or $5000!

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Introducing the new and improved CDS 4.0

We’re very pleased to announce that we’ve just completed a major revamping of of the CDS — we have brand new lessons, strategies, and approaches, and we’re calling it CDS 4.0.

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