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Attitude and
   Values
      neal lasta
BENEFITS OF VALUES in EDUCATION
1. Children learn what they live
   a. Develop self-confidence
   b. Respect to one another
   and community
   c. Children behave more
   freely
   d. Understanding
   e. Lots of please and thank you’s
BENEFITS OF VALUES in EDUCATION
  f. More content with school
  g. Parents can speak to
  them about values
  h. They seem a lot happier
  i. They know how to
  behave well in class
  j. Increase in academic achievement
BENEFITS OF VALUES in EDUCATION
     k. Children know why they
     are learning
     l. Children understand their own
     contribution to their learning
     m. Look at the way they
     enact with other children
n. School is a more nurturing
environment
BENEFITS OF VALUES in EDUCATION
  o. Teacher’s job is more interesting
  p. Relationships in the
  school are really strong
  q. EMPATHY
WHY the School Used Values Ed
   a. Academic achievement rises as
   well; according to research.
 b. Every child is important

 c. Values dropped out of the
 communities over the years
Parents thoughts
   a. Better behavior at home
   b. Values are a fundamental
   part of society; school
   embracing it and taking it
   on board is a good thing.
Do teachers value model at home and
school?
   a. Planning ….
   b. Respect …
    c. Teachers become much
    more thoughtful
      d. Firm but fair
e. Students ask parents, “are you
showing patience at the moment?”
Would you recommend values
education to other schools?
   a. Society will break down without
   values, because the family breaks
   down.
  b. When parents are asked, what
  do you like your children to be?
They All Say..

          Happy     Responsible


          Respect      Truth


          Honesty     Caring
How to introduce this to school?

           • Share vision
           • Talk to all key stakeholders about this




           • Key stakeholders include: parents, teachers,
             students, community
IMPORTANCE OF TEACHING VALUES
YES!
Learning how to learn
YOUR CRITICAL ROLE AS
MODELS IN AND OUTSIDE THE
 CLASSROOM CANNOT BE
   OVER-EMPHASIZED
Interactive attitude and values

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Interactive attitude and values

  • 1. Interactive Attitude and Values neal lasta
  • 2.
  • 3.
  • 4. BENEFITS OF VALUES in EDUCATION 1. Children learn what they live a. Develop self-confidence b. Respect to one another and community c. Children behave more freely d. Understanding e. Lots of please and thank you’s
  • 5. BENEFITS OF VALUES in EDUCATION f. More content with school g. Parents can speak to them about values h. They seem a lot happier i. They know how to behave well in class j. Increase in academic achievement
  • 6. BENEFITS OF VALUES in EDUCATION k. Children know why they are learning l. Children understand their own contribution to their learning m. Look at the way they enact with other children n. School is a more nurturing environment
  • 7. BENEFITS OF VALUES in EDUCATION o. Teacher’s job is more interesting p. Relationships in the school are really strong q. EMPATHY
  • 8. WHY the School Used Values Ed a. Academic achievement rises as well; according to research. b. Every child is important c. Values dropped out of the communities over the years
  • 9. Parents thoughts a. Better behavior at home b. Values are a fundamental part of society; school embracing it and taking it on board is a good thing.
  • 10. Do teachers value model at home and school? a. Planning …. b. Respect … c. Teachers become much more thoughtful d. Firm but fair e. Students ask parents, “are you showing patience at the moment?”
  • 11. Would you recommend values education to other schools? a. Society will break down without values, because the family breaks down. b. When parents are asked, what do you like your children to be?
  • 12. They All Say.. Happy Responsible Respect Truth Honesty Caring
  • 13. How to introduce this to school? • Share vision • Talk to all key stakeholders about this • Key stakeholders include: parents, teachers, students, community
  • 14.
  • 16.
  • 17. YES!
  • 18.
  • 19.
  • 20.
  • 21.
  • 22.
  • 23.
  • 25.
  • 26.
  • 27.
  • 28.
  • 29.
  • 30. YOUR CRITICAL ROLE AS MODELS IN AND OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM CANNOT BE OVER-EMPHASIZED