Greetings of peace. We know you love your children and are interested in
exploring and developing values. You are the most important teachers of all.
While we have a Facilitator Guide for Living Values Parents Groups we do not have
a separate book for parents at this time. However, as some of you have been requesting information, we will be happy to share segments from that book with
you.
Frow Steeman
You may click here for Parent Values Activities for Ages 0- through 2-year olds,
Peace, and Parenting Skills. Let us know how you enjoy the materials and
what your results are. Or, you may connect with the Living Values Education Coordinator
in your country or region to find out about Living Values Parent
Groups in your area.
criticism,
he learns to condemn hostility, he learns to fight fear, he learns to be apprehensive pity, he learns to feel sorry for himself ridicule, he learns to be shy jealousy, he learns to be envious shame, he learns to feel guilty encouragement, he learns to be confident tolerance, he learns to be patient praise, he learns to be appreciative approval, he learns to like himself recognition, he learns that it is good to have a goal sharing, he learns generosity honesty and fairness, he learns truth and justice security, he learns to have inner faith friendliness, he learns the world is a nice place to live serenity, your child will live with peace of mind.
Living Values Education welcomes
your suggestions and invites participation at all levels. When viewed as an
ongoing process, values-based education becomes part of a lifelong learning
experience. Many opportunities can be found to integrate values-based
education into existing curricula. These will vary from place to place
according to cultural needs. It is in the spirit of cooperation that the
Program was founded, recognizing we learn from one another. We would like to
thank all those who have contributed their time and energy to the Program.
