csee

networks for moral development & spiritual growth in schools

About CSEE

CSEE is a resource center for moral development and spiritual growth in schools. This "hub" intends to put key individuals in our schools in contact with one another, to share ideas and resources in a variety of areas.

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Lee Dieck

Homework policies and cell phone policies in schools? 2 Replies

Started by Lee Dieck. Last reply by Lee Dieck Jul 15.

CSEE Staff

How to Sign Up/Sign in

Started by CSEE Staff May 17.

Julie Stevens

Guidelines for, resources regarding, issues around student use of technology 8 Replies

Started by Julie Stevens. Last reply by Julie Stevens Apr 6.

Notes

New Research on Kids

Recent reports from both the Kaiser Family Foundation and the American Psychological Association:


72% of young people (ages 8-18) report having no rules about time spent watching TV, and 71% of kids have a TV

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Created by David Streight Mar 9, 2010 at 11:04am. Last updated by David Streight Mar 9.

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Jim Yavenditti, Kate Parker-Burgard and Mary Pashley joined csee
yesterday
Sally W. Rosenberg is now a member of csee
Welcome Them!
August 20
Daniel Penengo joined Mike Pardee's group
Ethical Leadership Dvpmt
for CSEE people especially interested in developing ethical leaders--whether students or adults
August 15
Daniel Penengo joined David Streight's group
character ed/ moral ed
CSEE people interested in moral development at school
August 15
Daniel Penengo joined Jenny Aanderud's group
Sustainability in Schools
This group is for educators wishing to discuss issues of sustainability in schools, and to share resources for implementing sustainability in the curriculum.
August 15
Daniel Penengo joined CSEE Staff's group
Teachers of Ethics
Idea sharing, questions, resource sharing for teachers of ethics.
August 15
Daniel Penengo joined David Streight's group
world religions
A forum for updates, resources, and discussion for teachers of the world's religious traditions. Diane Moore's Overcoming Religious Illiteracy (left) is a title worth looking at to help teachers think through their approaches to teaching religions
August 15
Melissa Fainman joined David Streight's group
world religions
A forum for updates, resources, and discussion for teachers of the world's religious traditions. Diane Moore's Overcoming Religious Illiteracy (left) is a title worth looking at to help teachers think through their approaches to teaching religions
August 11

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