Readers Comments
iferlamb wrote: What a great idea!!
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Spoonerism wrote: Brilliant idea! Please come back and post some of the stories on the ho site! :-)
I think this could be a great way to get young people involved in creating a better world! Young people always get a lot of stick for being surly or not respecting others. But if encouraged to do the right thing, i know they will really become enthusiastic about it!
I think this could be a great way to get young people involved in creating a better world! Young people always get a lot of stick for being surly or not respecting others. But if encouraged to do the right thing, i know they will really become enthusiastic about it!
Happysoul wrote: Wow! Thats a great beginning! Waiting to hear from you how the others kids did the act :-)
faeanne wrote: What a great way to use the smile deck! If more children learned the art of kindness when they were young, then the world would have a much brighter future. I'm looking forward to hearing how the rest of the students did!
serveothers wrote: Awesome job! The seeds you planted today will blossom into a full garden of smiles. This will guide pre-teenage kids to responsible, compassionate, and kind adults.
KristinP wrote: I wanted to write and say i appreciater what you're doing with your class and hope you're sharing this lesson with other teachers.
iroshads wrote: Well done (:
Murat wrote: Hope some of you were able to try out smile tagging! Just a few reminders: you must have a wabecm on your computer in order for it to work. When you click the smile' button, your wabecm will load so get ready to say cheez. If you go to one of our sites, underneath the post, the smile button can be found near the facebook like button, in between the tweet and email buttons. Smile away!
