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A Habit-of-Heart

At Full-Circle Learning (FCL), we teach essential qualities like kindness, empathy, and integrity as "habits-of-heart." A habit-of-heart is a character trait that students develop, focusing on values like empathy, kindness, and integrity. This idea helps students realize that these qualities come from the heart and improve with practice. Students learn that these values are not fixed traits but can be developed through intentional practice and daily actions.

What are the habits of heart?

Habits of Helpers

Respect, Kindness, Friendliness, Appreciation of Diversity, Patience, Empathy, Sacrifice, Cooperation, Acting on Convictions, Aspiration, Creativity, Love.
Building Blocks of the Heart

Unity, Kindness, Preparedness, Open-mindedness, Empathy, Forgiveness, Friendship, Reliability, Humility, Creativity.
Habits of Heroes

Vision- Seeking, Selflessness, Advocacy, Dedication.
Habits of Giving

Sacrifice, Consideration, Determination, Compassion, Integrity.
Habits of Collaboration

Appreciation of Diversity, Patience, Cooperation, Acting on Convictions, Empathy.
Habits of Peacemakers

Peacemaking.
Habits of Oneness

Awareness, Leadership, Teamwork, Altruism.
Habits of Humanitarians

Humanitarianism, Far- sightedness, Universal, Connectedness, Understanding, Seeking.
Climate Change Agents

Respect, Civic-Mindedness, Moderation
Ethics, Open-mindedness.
Habits of Sages

Honesty, Honor, Industriousness, Transcendence, Refinement, Aspiration, Gratitude, Self-mastery

How Does Full-Circle Learning Teach Habits-of-Heart?

Engaging Activities and Multi-sensory Learning Through: storytelling, music, and thematic songs, FCL makes character traits tangible, especially for younger learners. These engaging activities allow students to connect emotionally with each habit-of-heart, making learning meaningful and memorable.
Inclusive Language Development FCL values inclusivity. Lessons often begin in a student’s native language to create a comfortable learning environment before gradually incorporating English. Songs and phonemic activities help students build language skills naturally, alongside their character development.

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Real-World Applications and Service Projects Students put their habits-of-heart into action through real-world service projects. These projects encourage empathy, generosity, and teamwork, allowing students to see the positive impact of their actions on their communities and the world.

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