Building Character Education In Learning Mathematic

There are many complains about attitude and behavior of students increasingly distant from values of the prevailing norms of society, for example there are still many students cheat during exams, being lazy, dishonest, lack of respect for his friends, promiscuity, drugs involved, and others. Eventhough Indonesian people have a tremendous opportunity to become a nation of character and dignity because it is all according to the Indonesian way of life. Lickona in Suyatno (2010) initiated the view that character education is a planned effort to help people understand, care, and act on ethical values/morals. All this time citizenship education is responsible for this condition, when all subjects have potential to develop characters, in this paper will be delivered how should a teacher of mathematics plan and appily learning mathematics based character education. Key Words: learning mathematic, character educatio

Building character

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Richness of Building Character in College Athletics

Sports offer an avenue and environment that is rich with opportunity for character development. Posting about ­­­­­­­­personal growth through athletics from In All Things - an online hub committed to the claim that the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ has implications for the entire world. http://inallthings.org/the-richness-of-building-character-in-college-athletics

Building Character Through 4-H School Partnerships

Since 1997, Ohio 4-H has participated in the Ohio Partnership for Character Education (OPCE) and conducted successful 4-H school character education programs. Three programs are highlighted in this article, along with four recommendations for future 4-H school character education partnerships: youth character education should be a priority need in communities served by the partnership; schools should be open to partnerships with community organizations; the wealth of character education curricula should be reviewed to select resources which meet local needs; and funding for the continuation of successful pilot programs should be secured early