Inside Out
Real Stories about the Inner Choices that Shape Our Lives

Finally, a teen-authored character education book for teens. Read real stories of everyday dilemmas and decisions that build - or destroy - character. Twenty-six chapters, correlated to nationally-recognized character education words, include self-reflection questions and journaling activities. A stand-alone text or companion piece to Connect with Kids DVDs. >>more>>

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Why Connect with Kids Works.
Research Proven. Award Winning.

School climate significantly impacts a child’s self-confidence, academic performance, and decision making.  Connect with Kids programs build real-life connections at school and at home that improve school climate and encourage academic achievement in a positive, caring culture. The U.S. Department of Education has named the Connect with Kids Character Education Series an “Effective Program” on the prestigious What Works Clearinghouse List. Harvard researchers at the Center on Media and Child Health also report that aggressive behaviors among children decreased significantly when Connect with Kids programs were used in the classroom, and that behavior, communication, and attitudes improved when adults and kids watch the Connect with Kids programs together. more...

Winner of Four Parent’s Choice Awards and 21 Emmy® nominations and awards.

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Agents of Change Multi-Media Resources

Exclusion, gossip online and in person, physical, verbal and emotional abuse. Turning the tide on today’s bullying epidemic demands resources that work. Connect with Kids Agents of Change multi-media resources make a positive difference on all levels: individual, classroom, school-wide and into the community. Award-winning DVDs tell real stories. Hear from the kids who are bullies, the bullied and the bystanders. No scripts, no actors. Just honest perspectives that get people thinking and talking about their own actions and decisions – and ways to stop the bullying. >>more>>