Progress With Purpose!
12 years ago
One kid's view of her world, her community, her school and life ever after.
“Apology is a lovely perfume; it can transform the clumsiest moment into a gracious gift.”Now…to the 2nd part of my question from the other day -- which is more humane…to forgive and forget, to ask for forgiveness or simply to forget? Well first there would have to be an admission of wrongdoing, repentance (a change of thought and action to correct a wrong and gain forgiveness from a person who is wronged) a need to be forgiven, and finally humbleness.
Margaret Lee Runbeck
Humane education not only instills the desire and capacity to live with compassion, integrity, and wisdom, but also provides the knowledge and tools to put our values into action in meaningful, far-reaching ways.So as we look at this explanation of humane, exactly how does this correlate to anything our CSA or Board of Education is currently involved in when it comes to running our schools, establishing policies and parental partnerships?
Humane education enables us to find solutions that work for all by approaching human rights, environmental preservation, and animal protection as interconnected and integral dimensions of a healthy, just society.
Humane education includes 4 elements:
- Providing accurate information about the issues of our time so that people have the information they need to understand the consequences of their decisions as citizens.
- Fostering curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking, so that people can evaluate information and solve problems.
- Instilling reverence, respect, and responsibility, so that people have the motivation to face challenges and to act with integrity
- Offering positive choices that benefit oneself, other people, the animals, and the Earth, so that people are empowered to create a more humane world.