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WiseSkills
is a K-12 character education program that helps school counselors:
•
Unite
elementary
,
middle
, and
high schools
around
Character Themes
for
schoolwide character education
•
Engage
students with simple
character education lessons
and
exciting DVD videos
for guidance activities
•
Highlight
inspiring
role models
of character in counseling lessons and discussions
•
Encourage
teachers to reinforce guidance activities by
integrating character education into subject areas
•
Proactively
address behavior issues in counseling by focusing students on positive character
•
Help
students connect their negative choices to
principles of character
•
Build
developmental assets
and
resilency
as part of guidance counselor activities
•
Involve
families
in activities that reinforce counseling lessons and activities at home
•
Embed
bullying prevention
and character education into counseling lessons and activities
•
Promote
social & emotional learning
in guidance discussions
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WiseSkills
resources for counselors
WiseSkills/Character Counts!
resources for teaching the
Six Pillars of Character
The
WiseSkills
Character Education Program
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WiseSkills Resources
149 Josephine Street, Suite B Santa Cruz, CA 95060
1-888-947-3754 831-426-8920
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WiseSkills
is a
Character Counts! Partner
that helps schools teach the
Six Pillars of Character
Building a Culture of Character
