“…with liberty and justice for all.” What do these words from the Pledge of Allegiance mean to women: as teens, as young adults, as wives or partners, as mothers, as career women, as activists, as volunteers, as voters, as grandmothers. What do they mean to you?
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It is education which shapes the mind. As the twig is bent, so’s the tree inclined. -Alexander Pope
Young children learn in three ways: they learn by modeling behavior, by things we tell them, and by repetition. Whether they are our children, our students, our young relatives and friends, it is our job to show them the way. What are the frequent expressions you use to do so?
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What are the most important qualities to use on the job? Why are they important? If you were an employer, what qualities would you seek in your employees? As an employee, what qualities would you seek in your supervisor? What goes into doing a good job?
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At what price peace, and why is it so important to have peace in your home?
What things can you do, or not do, to keep the peace in your home? Are there things to try? To avoid?
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Some say, “A son is a son till he takes a wife, but a daughter is a daughter the rest of your life.”
Do you agree or disagree? What is your relationship with your mother? Your daughter? What is your ideal? What might you avoid?
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