Character Education Seen as Student-Achievement Tool
Many school administrators are realizing character education, once thought of as an intrusion on the school day, can actually help students perform better.
A growing body of research supports its effectiveness, and educators say they've seen a difference in students when positive value lessons become part of the school's culture.
“Good character education is good education,” said Marvin Berkowitz, a professor of character education at the...
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