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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.
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.
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.
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.”
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.
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.
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.
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!
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.
