Restoring Character Education in Schools

Restoring character education in schools means re‑introducing systematic programs that teach values such as respect, responsibility, honesty, and empathy alongside academic subjects. It typically involves a curriculum of lessons, classroom discussions, service projects, and positive‑behavior interventions, often guided by frameworks like the Character Counts! or the Six Pillars of Character. The goal is to help students develop moral reasoning, social skills, and ethical decision‑making, improving school climate and long‑term civic engagement. Views Nigeria