School program teaching leadership, tolerance and peace - best for grades 4-7. Students reduce bullying by their own peer pressure behaviors. Long term builds quality leadership in the community.
This is the legacy website of school content once widely presented. Materials here demonstrate conflict resolution and leadership skills can be acquired easily - with students supporting each other across their peer groups. These skills are accessible for FREE anywhere that a caring educator … read on...
Nomination for the NCSS 2003 Award for Global Understanding ~ by the California Council of the Social Studies (CCSS) ~ nomination seconded … Learn More...
Below are links to external sites, categorized as either core lessons of the 1WOW program, or the key issues that the program touches lightly, but which I now believe … Learn More...
The 1WOW Assembly provides insights into the conflict to expect when inequality is experienced in consumption options. From the assembly, students see … Learn More...
A Thermostat Greenhouse gases were first recognized by "Joseph Fourier in 1824, first reliably experimented on by Eunice Foote in … Learn More...
This is the legacy website of school content once widely presented. Materials here demonstrate conflict resolution and leadership skills can be acquired easily - with students supporting each other across their … read on...
This is the main area for anyone looking to utilize this programs content to improve the peer to peer friendships, reduce bullying, and develop better leaders among your school's (district's) students. When it was "on … read on...
NOTE: This updated Beta version of an assembly segment keeps the sound track of what had been presented hundreds of times in the 1990s and early 2000s, while animating the images. To fully replicate the assembly content … read on...
You are looking at the legacy of a true non-profit organization - now available for FREE anywhere that a caring educator puts their heart and soul into mastering and presenting this content. In 2007 I, the founder, needed to retire - unexpectedly. The 501c3 board members at that time each also soon … read on...
