Posted on December 15th, 2009 by Tim
I have been working with our 8th Grade Advisory Classes with decision making. We are using different moral dilemmas as discussion starters. I will continue to post different moral dilemmas here on my blog as we cover them in our classes.
A. Three of your friends have created an offensive website that attacks a classmate and/or [...]
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Posted on December 15th, 2009 by Tim
Responsibility is an important trait for middle schoolers to develop—both at home and in school. Answer the following questions yes or no to see if you are helping your child assume more responsibility.
___1. Do you encourage your child to think about what needs to be done, and then do it?
___2. Do you let [...]
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Posted on December 8th, 2009 by Tim
I found this great resource for how to conduct a Moral Dilemmas lesson with your students.
Leading Values and Moral Dilemma Discussions
This material is from the Building Life Skills Curriculum Guide andis copyrighted by the Building Life Skills Collaboration, 1995, Kansas City, MO. Building Life Skills is a consortium of the Heart of American Council, Boy Scouts of America, Heartland Council of Camp Fire Boys and Girls, Mid?Continent Council for Girl Scouts, YMCA of Greater Kansas City, YWCA of Kansas City, Kansas, and the YWCA of Kansas City, Missouri.
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Posted on December 7th, 2009 by Tim
Q: I am so worried about adolescence! How will I help my child cope with all the changes ahead?
A: Adolescence is intimidating for parents and kids. That’s why it’s important to prepare! You should:
•Remember. How did you feel about adults when you were a preteen or teen? What was important to you? What [...]
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