United States Population is 325.7 million (2017)with 40 million having long-lasting conditions or disabilities or 12.6% as of 2015 with 906, 784 using wheelchairs, 3, 517,225 using canes, 274,783 having artificial limbs and 2 million children with handicaps (a 2% increase in last 10 years). DEFINITIONS TO UNDERSTAND Continue Reading
The following characteristic traits include trustworthiness, honesty, integrity, promise keeping, respect, responsibility, caring, sharing, justice, fairness, civic virtue, and citizenship. These are goals and fine reasons why to we pursue in teaching true ethics in the schools. It will help us enhance and solve conflict situations and situations that affect others. It allows behavior change Continue Reading
In summary so far, Trustworthiness as one of the key core ethical values has left us thinking in the past six parts about detecting situations in regards to using honesty with truthfulness, sincerity/non-deception and frankness. It showed us to be honest in our conduct not allowing using trickery in our thinking behavior. It helped us Continue Reading
Had a great time presenting by introducing music to “Math and Science for Children Under Five! The 4 corners of the room was used to do a simple dance “Move the Circle Round and Round” from Dances for Little People CD. Check out www.welearnbydoing.com website for a sample of the clip.