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www.character.org


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Parents? Media?

Peers?

Environment?

School?

Who is forming our childrens

conscience?


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Historically...

Pernicious

Environment

Insidious

Clandestine


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If kids come to us fromstrong, healthy functioning

families, it makes our job

easier. If they do not cometo us from strong, healthy,

functioning families, itmakes our job moreimportant.


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Assault on Todays ChildrenVideo Games

Our StudentViolence in

Media

PornographyMaterialism

Hedonism


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Assault on Todays Children

Religious Indifference

False Heroes

Softness

Divorce Alcoholism

Moral Relativism

Drug Addiction


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Values According to ModernEnvironment

Killing is okay if forentertainment purposesonly.

Violent Video Games Violence in movies

www.mannrentoy.com


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Virginity is only forlosers.



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Suffering has to be avoided atall cost. Pleasure is supreme.


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Values According toModern Environment

Its okay to cheat, for aslong as you dont get

caught.


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McCann Erickson Youth Studies

... and the McCann Erickson Inter-generation Study... tell us that the 16.5million Filipino youth below the age of

21 are technocentric: spending aninordinate amount of time in front of

either the computer monitor or the TVset, surfing the Internet, text messagingor playing computer and video games.


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www.themegallery.comCompany Logo


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Rock Stars and Athletesare the role models andstandards of excellence.



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M C E i k Y th St di


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McCann Erickson Youth Studiesof 2000 and 2005

...This generation ofFilipino youth looks

primarily to celebritiesas their role models.


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But even more alarming, the

Inter-generation study showedthat there is a severe looseningof moral values among adult

Filipinos, and this is reflected inwhat young people consider rightand wrong.



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As a consequence, about halfof them do not consider aswrong such acts as casual sex,premarital sex, using aprostitute, getting drunk,

gambling, hazing, abortion,homosexual relationships, andsuicide.


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Students dont care how

much you know until theyknow how much you care.


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Teach the great

character strengths:By your exampleBy your direction

By your verbal explanations


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As a general rule, teachersteach more by what theyare than by what they say.


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3

Giving good personal

example, especially inthe practice of themoral virtues


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Teaching kids to count is

fine, but teaching themwhat counts is best.-Bob Talbert


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The greatest thing

that the Father cando is to love his wife.

Children will thenlearn LOVE at home.


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The greatest thing that

the teacher can do is tolove his/her students.

Children will then learnLOVE in school.


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Emilio Advincula


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Maria Fe Sotelo


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Kesz Valdez


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www.cepphilippines.com


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An Initiative of


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1. Training

2. Conference3. Resources/Materials

4. School of Character


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A Wealth of Resources:

Classroom Lesson Plans

Hot TopicsBest PracticesAssessment Tools

Professional Development Offerings

Books and Other Resources

Character.org


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Thinking


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CEP FrameworkforEffective Character

Education

The Eleven Principles

Family &

Community

Partners

10

Comprehensive

Intentional

Proactive

3 Meaningful

Academic

Curriculum

6

Self

Motivation

7

(Cognitive)

Staff

Learning

Community

8

Caring

Community

4

Moral

Action

5

Shared

Moral

Leadership

9

Feeling

(Affective)

Acting

(Behavioral)

2

Character

Formation

Assessment 11

1Core Values

Ethical


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Board of Advisers

" Dr.BernardoVillegas-oneofthemostrespectedeconomistsinthecountry;wasamongthe1986

ConstitutionalCommissionersthatdraftedourpresent

PhilippineConstitution


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Board of Advisers

Dr.PaulDumol-aprofessorintheUniversityofAsiaandthePaciic,whereIalsoteachpart-time;heisahighlyrespectedandpopularplaywright;foundingdirectorof

CivAsia,anNGOthatpromotescivic-mindedness


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Board of Advisers EdwinLopez-HeadofOperationsofEWTNGlobalCatholicNetworkforAsiaPaciic


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Board of Advisers

Dr.AntonioTorralba-amulti-awardededucatorwhohasbeenoneofthepioneersinthecountryonvalues

education;wastheDeanoftheCRCCollegeofEducation,

theveryirstschoolthatofferedM.A.inValuesEducationinAsia


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Board of Advisers Mr.MarkYu-ChiefFinanceOficerofSeaOilPhilippines;FounderofEnspireFoundation


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Board of Advisers Dr.GladysGolo Dr.BettRamirez LuisPrudencioSalamat Dr.MiriamGarcia Dr.ErnestoGrio Dr.PilarRomero EugenioYnion,Jr. CEPPresidentDr.MarkHyatt(ExOficioMember)


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A Most Noble Cause

Nothing is more important for the publicwealth than to form and train youth inwisdom and virtue

-- Benjamin Franklin


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