Article Themes
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Civility
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Taking Responsibility
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What’s on Educators’ and Families’ Minds?
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Empowered Children…Empowered Parents
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Shifting Hurting Power to Helping Power
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Changing Trends in ECE
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Put on Your Own Oxygen Mask First: Care of Self
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Living with Uncertainty
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The Freedom of Making Choices
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Alumni’s Anecdote
I had the opportunity through an Alumni Invitation to attend the EPCC Summer 2024 Retreat. The location was in Auburn, California at the Mercy Center. It was exciting to see old friends and make new friends.
The Family Corner
A child will react to a good humored request faster than an order, a calm voice rather than an excited or frustrated one. Modeling working together as a family helps a child to feel part of a whole and more willing to participate.
Civility in Children
When I think about civility, I see it as the glue that maintains the unity of our society in much the same way that mortar binds the bricks of a building. It is a vital part of our civilization in its constant evolution.
The Road to Character
David Brooks begins this book by looking at the virtues our culture values – outward values such as ambition, creativity, status. He calls those resume values.
Dear Olive Branch
In this month’s Dear Olive Branch, we determine that “Civility is treating others with kindness and respect.” By simplifying the definition, it becomes easier to strategize around a complex topic.