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Education in Virtue
Virtue Circle Diagram Magnet
$2.49This circle diagram magnet is a perfect, quick reference to the connections between virtue, interpersonal neurobiology and SEL. It is a simple visualization of the Catholic Christian view of living the virtuous life.
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Downloads
Still Point of Grace Listening Guide
$4.99This listening guide will accompany you as you listen to the Still Point of Grace reflections.
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Course Materials
Arise Teacher’s Manual
Price range: $24.99 through $39.99The Arise teacher’s manual provides teachers with guided lesson plans and activities to accompany the Arise video series. The Arise series is a social emotional learning program for middle and high school students. It integrates the best of neurobiology with the call to virtue and holiness, leading adolescents to happiness, holiness, and secure attachment. The teacher’s manual includes:
• Learning objectives
• Relevant neuroscience information
• Lesson plans and activities to teach neuroscience, social emotional learning strategies, and virtues
• Saint biographies
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Best Sellers
Raised in Grace®: Made for Wholeness – The Beauty of Gradualness (Revised Edition)
$16.99Raised in Grace®: Made for Wholeness – The Beauty of Gradualness aims to give parents, educators, and caregivers what they need to provide the firm foundation to raise children in virtue and holiness. In this study, we have drawn upon our Catholic Christian faith’s perennial philosophical wisdom and roots to show how this synthesis corresponds fruitfully with the important research from the Decade of the Brain (1990-2000). Through the lens of our Catholic faith, these insights from neuroscience can be applied to help us understand what the young mind needs to develop rightly and flourish fully. For neuroscience helps us see the beauty of gradualness in human development and to recognize how God’s grace received at Baptism sustains us as we journey through life. We refer to this as the ‘river of grace’—the sacred place of integration and wholeness toward secure attachment.
Authors: Dr. Karen Villa, Sr. John Dominic, O.P. See further description of authors below.
