In a world seemingly characterized by ethical subjectivism, relativity, and ambiguity, it is crucial that we equip our children with the necessary tools to navigate life intelligently within a firmly built framework of ethical and moral values. Before setting them free, we must ensure they possess the sharp intellectual skills required to make intelligent ethical decisions. Such a framework is constructed through parental example and decision-making skills training and practice. Children as young as Kindergarten through Sixth Grade are smarter and more absorbent than you may think. They can learn through both teacher and parental example and thinking skills training. This roadmap serves as a guide for teachers and parents alike, helping them navigate the maze called early childhood education and parenthood, ultimately providing their children with the foundation they need to make sound ethical choices in an increasingly complex world.
Everyone uses the word, usually somewhat in awe, certainly with respect; Alfred Nobel by means of his will left an immense estate in perpetuity awarding annually a small fortune to those who during the previous year had accomplished something great for the benefit of mankind which according to the spirit of his will embodied it; a few brave souls seemingly try to actually achieve it; leaders frequently use the word inspirationally to try to motivate; it conjures up visions of the ideal; history abounds with examples of wars and revolutions fought over difference of opinion over it; President Carter before his presidency wrote a book about certain aspects of it; the idea of it elevates, enthuses, and excites; when comparing things on some basis one stands out above the others for manifesting some high quality that warrants being labeled it; it seems to mean definitely a cut above the rest; it comes from some kind of measurement; some set of criteria; it certainly means something to everybody; but … try asking someone to define the noun form of the word, not the adjective form, or the adverb, but the noun; suddenly there will be seen puzzled then blank expressions; mouths move, but nothing comes out.
My next release will be on the phenomenon of Human Excellence. It will be one more part of my series on Human Excellence. Future releases are: On Human Excellence: a Gallery of Heroes and On Human Exc ........
Volume 2 of Instilling Ethical Excellence is coming out soon, as well as On Human Excellence. Please feel free to contact the publisher to express your interest.
I’m genuinely thrilled to share this proud little milestone. My book just received a powerful review and honestly, I’m still taking it all in. Here’s the review "The definitive book on instilling et ........
On Human Excellence gives an exceptionally good analysis of what constitutes excellence and how we can strive to obtain it. But then the question is: why should we strive for excellence at all? McD ........
A funny thing happened on my way to my doctoral degree. I wanted to do some research on the idea of Human Excellence before books in the very early eighties came out about excellence in the fields of ........
The question is: What kind of world do we want to live in? The question appears time and again in Instilling Ethical Excellence. It is not a trifling one. We make the world we live in one act and one ........
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