It is undeniable the influence that education has on the functioning of a society and the quality of life of its citizens. A glance at the city streets, markets, architecture, festivities, food, and the colloquial conversation of its citizens can reveal a lot about how developed or complex a place is. In this context, education should help cultivate people's strengths and talents, guiding them into a positive and harmonious interaction between themselves and their place.
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Instruct the child and most importantly praise their virtues and strengths.
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Foster an art of living that includes the practice of healthy eating habits, food knowledge, hygiene, and physical activity.
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Avoid radical and fundamental thinking
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Foster critical thinking that values doubt, inquiry, change and other possibilities.
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Act with conviction instead of imitation.
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Procure social justice.
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Foster unity, solidarity, community, dialogue, and peace.
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Learn about your own culture and history.
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Respect and learn from other cultures.
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Develop at least a basic knowledge of universal geography and history.
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Promote creativity by exposing students to art history, and different art expressions.
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Educate to understand nature and steward the earth.
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Educate to express admiration for other people, treating people in an equal manner in spite of race, gender, religion, or socioeconomics.
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Speak with confidence, clarity, honesty, empathy, and modesty.
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Be grateful
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Be responsible.
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Cultivate your mind, body and spirit.
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Learn about what you eat and the source of your food.
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Consider challenges as an opportunity to grow and learn