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Morality and Parenting

Part of our education as we grow and develop as human-beings is to establish a set of beliefs. Many of our beliefs and character traits pivot around our moral values. One of the benefits of raising children is not only passing on our family history and cultural beliefs, but moral beliefs, as well. Children, as early as the age of two, begin to understand the concepts of right and wrong. This article will help you, the parent, with some beginning talking points to begin discussing moral values with your child. Possible Topics to Discuss:

• Your child sees cheating occurring at school.
• Your child witnesses drugs being sold at school.
• Your child finds some money or a valuable item sitting on the floor at school.
• Your child hears another student talking about hurting him or herself.
• Your child hears another student talking about hurting someone else.
• Your child knows that a fight is going to take place at school.
• Your child sees a student bullying another student.
• Your child sees a students stealing in the lunchroom.

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