Building Better Citizens
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Building Better Citizens
Summary
Children are never too young to start learning about good citizenship.Article
Children can begin understanding the importance of being good citizens from a young age. Sharon Bergen, the senior vice president of education and training at Knowledge Learning Corporation, emphasizes the role of parents in modeling good citizenship. She explains that kids are part of several communities, including their town, country, and the world.Bergen highlights that good citizenship involves caring for others. Here are her tips for parents:
Encourage Local Citizenship
Start by fostering a sense of community at the local level. Encourage children to help elderly neighbors without expecting payment. At school, they can initiate a recycling drive to support a local charity. Introduce the concept of volunteerism through activities at libraries or animal shelters.Appreciate Heritage
Teach children to value their heritage by explaining the significance of American celebrations like the Fourth of July and Martin Luther King Jr. Day.Global Citizenship
Reinforce the idea that we are global citizens by promoting respect for the environment and diverse cultures. Participate in family activities such as Earth Day cleanup projects or contribute to helping victims of natural disasters across the globe.By making an effort to instill these values, children will grow up understanding the importance of their role in the multiple communities they belong to.
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