Description
Mia Dineen is a teacher, mentor, and formation coordinator at Tangara School For Girls in the Junior School. Mia has a wealth of experience in teaching, and today she shares with us the importance of practising virtue from an early age. Listen on to learn about what a virtue is, why it’s important, and how we can practice virtuous actions to enrich the lives of others.
Key Quote:
"You should never do something for your child that they can do themselves."
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What is a virtue? Benefits of learning virtue at an early age The importance of praising virtuous actions Resources:
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