Teaching Children Morality

Teaching children how to do the right thing presents a challenge to parents in the twenty-first century, but a new book offers guidance.

Comments on article "Teaching Children Morality"

Name	Views and Comments	Date
A Teacher	Teachers can't be expected to do it all!	6/14/2009
Nicholas Luke	some parents do not do a good job of teaching morality, therefore it is a good idea to have it taught in schools, that way every student can grow up with good morals.	4/30/2008
Sean J.	Teachers are essentially the most influential people in a child's life. From age 5 to age 18, kids and young adults see teachers and other school officials 8 hours a day 180 days a year. Between August and June, students see teachers as much, if not more than parents; and for this reason, they should be thanked and appreciated for being a cornerstone in your son/daughter's life. I am a student and I thank every teacher who ever influenced me or any other student.	2/21/2008
Margie	Thanks, nice article	9/28/2005

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