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Kindness at Home
Cultivating a more gracious, kinder society starts at home, chairman of the Singapore Kindness Movement Koh Poh Tiong tells Sunuja Naidu
Softly-spoken and gentlemanly, Koh Poh Tiong is well-placed to be chairman of the Singapore Kindness Movement Council. He graciously pulls out your chair and later, writes you a letter thanking you for the interview.
Despite the scepticism some profess about the...
SKM and Public Libraries Singapore have teamed up to conduct monthly story-telling sessions at United Square shopping mall. Targeted at children aged 4 to 8, the story teller will relate stories of good against evil and special friendships that resonate with the young in ways TV and the Internet cannot.
While children will be captivated by the exciting tales, parents are also invited to...
For a generation of gracious Singaporean youths, it needs to start with a population of gracious parents, so argues famed business woman, Ms Nanz Chong-Komo.
In an article that first ran in the April/May 2010 issue of ‘Today’s Parents’ magazine, Ms Chong-Komo reminds parents that children learn by observing their parents, thus picking up both good and ungracious behaviours from...
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