The Friendship Cube Community is Teaching Tolerance

Feb. 14, 2012 - PRLog -- I teach the friendship cube.  I teach the friendship cube because it allows many diverse cultures to come together as one.   We teach diverse people from all walks of life to come together and overcome the barriers of diversity.  Our friendship cube program teaches language in a new way.  We are focused on teaching tolerance and accepting new kinds of people.   The friendship cube is a gift that symbolizes inclusion. Via our friendship cube community network, we are touching new people every day with our knowledge standard and our badge earning program.  Our friendship cube community is focused on giving literacy tools to local neighborhood schools.

The friendship cube community has a fun program. Classmates come together from all around the world, and create new words and games with our friendship cubes.  The friendship cube lets us all participate in the current information revolution.  Our program addresses the problem of poverty by enabling poor students to learn and earn via the friendship cube; adding value and creating jobs in local economies.  There is a difference between a job, a career, and a calling. We teach the friendship cube because the friendship cube is a calling.  

Every student has their own unique skill or gift they bring into this world.  We teach students to find and utilize their skills for the opportunities we face in this information age.    Our friendship cube community provides education for peaceful cooperation and sustainable development.  We teach students discernment, and to do the right thing.   Together we teach to overcome adversity and achieve unity.  I teach what I teach to make the world a better place.

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The Friendship Cube Community is teaching tolerance via unique communications tools. Classmates come together from all around the world, and create new words and games with our friendship cubes. The friendship cube lets us all participate in the current information revolution. Our program addresses the problem of poverty by enabling poor students to learn and earn via the friendship cube; adding value and creating jobs in local economies. There is a difference between a job, a career, and a calling. We teach the friendship cube because the friendship cube is a calling. Together we are making the world a better place.