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Connecting Virtually in Community
The demands of staying safe during the COVID-19 crisis can feel isolating and difficult. Young people miss their friends and the routines of classes, sports, and social interactions. While it is easy to identify the down sides of...Read more
By Betsy Peterson, Executive Director
Six Proven Practices in Civic Education
As we make plans for going back to school in the fall, in addition to safety concerns and online learning, administrators are discussing the...Read more
Generosity and Service While Practicing Social Distancing
Even though many states are now officially out of quarantine, social distancing is still encouraged. Participating in social distancing is an act of generosity and civic duty toward yourself and one...Read more
These elementary and secondary lesson plans help you link learning to generosity ...Read more
March is National Reading Month! It is a month to motivate people of all ages to be more engaged and active in their reading. Humans read far more every...Read more
Blog by Margaret McEvilly, edited by Katelyn Herrygers and Betsy Peterson
Generosity Through Empathy
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Learning to Give Is Constructivist Learning
Why is Learning to Give an effective methodology in all subjects? As youth learn through giving that their voice matters in their community, they are constructing their role in the world. As educators, we see teaching...Read more
Make this New Year Matter, Together!
Blog by Margaret McEvilly and Katelyn Herrygers
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The Positive Effect of Generosity in After-School Programs
By Katelyn S. Herrygers, Content and Community Manager, Learning to Give
Generosity—also known as the act of giving—is an equalizer. Everyone has something to...Read more