Society today is an ever-changing voyage. With Google, texting, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube shaping our children’s views and perceptions of reality, they need more. While there are some great benefits to each of these services, the time our children are spending using these programs is substantial. With these non-personal interactions replacing many types of verbal communication, we need to teach our children the importance of direct interaction. A great way to do this is through “hands on” community service.
One of the great things about volunteer work is that it usually involves dealing with people. And many of those people tend to embrace “Old School” communication methods. There are even some volunteers that continue to thrive in life without a cell phone or a computer. While technology can be a great asset in the coordination and management of community service programs, it rarely replaces the face to face efforts of the volunteers that get the job done. Continue reading ‘Improve Your Children’s Communication Skills Through Community Service’ »
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