How to Use Reading to Teach Values

How to Use Reading to Teach Values with Nina Dubuisson

“Everything begins with your belief system,” says Nina. “Our 37 stories are character builders that help develop traits such as honor, respect, and courage. To build character you need a principle, the fundamental truth that serves as the foundation for a belief system. A belief system is an ideology or set of principles that help us to interpret our everyday reality. It is your philosophy for your life." Nina and Chris are the authors of the book, Bad Kids, Good Kids that helps to teach children values and ideology.

To get the book, visit: www.badkidsgoodkids.com

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About Chris and Nina

Chris studied engineering in Boston, Massachusetts where he is from. He was in the Air

Force and after leaving the Air Force, Chris worked for several technology

companies on the East coast. Nina studied public health in Montreal,

Canada. She worked in the Canadian Health Management System for the

majority of her career.

They got married in 2013. Not having children and both coming from big

families, they came up with the idea of raising children through teaching.

So they decided to write a book entitled " Bad Kids Good Kids " which

teaches a kingdom belief system.

Belief System

“Everything begins with your belief system.”, says Nina.

“Our 37 stories are character builders that help develop traits such as

honor, respect, and courage. To build character you need a principle, the

fundamental truth that serves as the foundation for a belief system. A belief

system is an ideology or set of principles that help us to interpret our

everyday reality. It is your philosophy for your life.

Your philosophy develops your mentality. Everything you see and hear is

passed through your belief system and then becomes your mentality.

Your mentality produces something that we all see, and it's called attitude.

Your attitude is the manifestation of your belief or your belief system.

The stories found in "Bad Kids Good Kids" brings attention to what exactly

your belief system is and opens a dialog about your ideology."

Bad Kids, Good Kids

The book is inspired by the parables of Jesus Christ. Parables were

designed to be a simple story with a lesson to be taught.

Having sold many copies in the U.S. and Canada, Chris and Nina are

working on expanding its reach.

The book is inspired by the parables of Jesus Christ. Parables were

designed to be a simple story with a lesson to be taught.

Leaving a Legacy

Since Chris and Nina couldn't have kids, they wanted to leave a legacy and help parents and their family.

It takes a village to raise a child. When every family engages with their children, they can raise their children teaching their beliefs.