Our Centers for Ethics:
What’s Happening
If you paint it, they will grow
Murals on school walls are a great way to remind students that character counts. Last week, students at West Putnam School in Tulare County, California came back to put the finishing touches on “The Pillars of Character.” Read more »
Celebrate good character: Oct. 17-23
The latest installment of free resources includes a CC! Week song by Dave Kinnoin, an excerpt from Film Clips for Character Education, and a segment from the Auto-B-Good storybooks.
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Is plagiarism a character issue?
From a Six-Pillar perspective, this question seems like a no-brainer. Deliberately passing off another’s words as one’s own is dishonest, disrespectful, irresponsible, and unfair. But author and former college dean Stanley Fish offers a different interpretation. Read more »
Reserve a seat in Dallas seminar, Sept. 21-23
Character Development Seminars help you improve classroom management and student achievement. Enroll in the Dallas course »
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Flip through the new catalog
Check out our latest character education resources, including sports banners and Good to Go (for ages 5-11). Want a paper catalog? Go here.
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Puerto Rico's Dept. of Education adopts CC! in public schools
Josephson Institute is proud to be working with the Puerto Rican government and social institutions across the island to promote "Tus Valores Cuentan."
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Josephson Institute report links teen cheating with adult dishonesty
The Institute's biennial Report Card on the Ethics of American Youth has shown widespread lying and cheating among teens. This report suggests that unethical adolescents become unethical adults.
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