Teaching Values in the Classroom
By Lisa VanDamme
Let me take you on a brief journey through the history of American education.
It is 1890, and we are observing class in a quaint one-room schoolhouse. The children are sitting up straight in their chairs, and the desks are arranged neatly in rows. An American flag is in the corner, and on the wall is displayed a list of rules, including, “Be not proud. R…
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