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How will this benefit our school?
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Open the door for your students to be model graduates and members of your alumni, distinguished by their confidence in handling a number of social situations with ease. |
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Increase knowledge and practice of common courtesies |
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Help students and staff develop a consistent method of dealing with difficult social situations. |
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Help develop a sense of pride in self, school, and community |
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Help shape your students to become more productive members of society and their community. |
How can we implement this exciting program?
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Enrichment Classes |
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Parent Teacher Organization |
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Speakers for groups such as parents, teachers, staff or children |
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Inservice Education |
Style/Method
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Theme Based |
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Reading |
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Role Playing |
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Interactive Discussions |
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Singing |
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Games |
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Practical Experiences |
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Pop Quizzes |
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Video Clips |
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Arts and Crafts |
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Can conclude with Awards Ceremony or Certificates. |
Practical Ideas for:
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Students to practice everyday |
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Directors and principals to implement with staff. |
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Teachers to use in the classroom |
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Parents to apply at home |
Testimonials from Principals and Directors
"Club Etiquette gives our student first hand knowledge on how to treat each other and how to act at a formal or semiformal gathering. It is a great program that all of our 6th graders love!" 1st Baptist Academy, Mr. Todd Prince, Middle School Principal
"Mrs. Lewis' classes are fun. The children love her creative and interactive style. They don't even realize they are learning." Christ Memorial Lutheran Early Learning Centre, Mrs. Alice Johnson, Director
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