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You are your child’s first and most influential teacher. No matter what is going on in your school, you can help your son or daughter discover the leader within and prepare for a great life of contribution and service. Throughout this section you will find practical resources that will help you teach the 7 Habits and other powerful leadership skills, establishing a framework to nurture and develop your child’s life-ready leadership skills at home.
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Think deeply about how to strengthen our digital-learning instructional practices.
Consider these six ideas about how to use video to activate learning in a virtual environment:
Discover the 4 Unique Human Gifts with Leader in Me Coach and Consultant Erica Tyson.
Begin with the End in Mind reflection with Leader in Me Coach and Consultant Erica Tyson.
Downloadable resource and activities for social media and the 7 Habits.
Watch videos with Max and Holly molding clay and developing a growth mindset.
Watch videos and discover the importance of planning ahead.
Watch videos and learn how to choose your own “Big Rocks”.
Develop your ability to collaborate with others and find win-win solutions.
Watch videos to learn the power or understanding… Don’t Assume!
Watch videos where Max and Holly discuss techniques to help manage stress.
Watch videos to unpack the 4 dimensions of finding real balance.
Watch videos and explore resources to help you “Find Your Voice”.
Habit 1 is Be Proactive®. It’s realizing you are in charge of your life; you are responsible for your own choices and behaviors; you can choose how to react to other people and situations.
Creating a family mission statement is an important piece of family history. Not only because the mission statement defines what is important to your family but also because the mission statement has deep historical roots.
Habit 3®: Put First Things First, is a habit about priorities. We all juggle multiple hats in our lives, whether it be professional or personal, we need to develop habits that help us manage the day-to-day. Habit 3 talks in-depth about “Big Rocks” and “Little Rocks” in our lives.
Family engagement in schools is a vital part of education in the classroom. Family engagement is the foundation in which students learn how to interact with others outside of the family. What is modeled at home, is modeled in the classroom.
Habit 5: Seek First to Understand, Then to Be Understood® is the habit of listening to other people’s ideas and feelings. It’s trying to see things from their viewpoints.
Synergy Saturdays are for spending time together and building family relationships. That is what my husband would say if you asked him why we have Saturdays. My answer is very different. My school of thought is…
Habit 7 is the habit of taking care of your body by eating right, exercising, and getting the right amount of sleep.
Screen-time recommendations for kids can be a conundrum for parents. As digital use increases in education, it is important to familiarize yourself with screen-time recommendations for kids based on age and activity.
7 Habits of Highly Effective Families with John and Jane Covey.
All K-12 students attending a Leader in Me School are encouraged to participate in the largest and most inspiring student speech contest in the world. These thought-provoking speeches highlight, from a student perspective, how to use leadership skills at home, at school, and in their communities. Below are the winners and finalists from recent years.
