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Because Research shows that:
- Only 91% of adults were able to say that the children they saw in public were 'respectful towards adults.' (Public Agenda Survey, 2002)
- Nearly 70% of Americans say they believe that people are ruder now than they were 20 or 30 years ago, and that children are among the worst offenders. (Associated Press-Ipsos Poll, 2004)
- In 2004, more than one in three teachers told Public Agenda that they had seriously considered leaving their profession or knew a colleague who had left because of 'intolerable' student behavior. (Public Agenda)
- These days, "so much importance is placed on how to help one's children to get ahead" manners are often set aside in the name of competition and success. This trend, however, has made us realize that no matter how qualified you are, "beastly behavior can undercut everything." (The New York Times, 2006)
- Having good manners boosts social skills, self-image and self-esteem. (Seventeen magazine)
- Proper etiquette is essential for your careeer. (CFO.com)
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