How do you incorporate character education into your art curriculum? I use graffiti. Character education is an umbrella term
loosely used to describe the teaching of children in a manner that will
help them develop variously as moral, civic, good, mannered, behaved,
non-bullying, healthy, critical, successful, traditional, compliant or
socially acceptable beings. Don't you think we need this in our society today? I do and what a better way to teach it than through this method!
Our other post on this subject from last year:
For more details on how this lesson was taught visit the link above.
How you can discuss having good character in your classes.
Johnny Cash never let celebrity get to his head. He always thought of himself as a "every man" and stood up for the underdog.
Words Hurt And You Can't Take Them Back - Character Education
We are all walking the line, you are either with your mind or you are
with life. You have a choice in every second to be or not to be. The
truth of life has been revealed and it can and will transform mankind
and the world. Nothing could be more important or worthwhile...So, how do you walk the line? This aspect of your life reveals your character for the good or the bad.
Think about it...1969
*Thankful for my Art Scouts Professional Development. With this trip to meet Cassie Stephens, Laura Lohmann, Ginger Pacer and Jennifer Alvarado - We got to know Johnny a little better with our visit to his museum in Nashville!
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