a character education program for schools · by Mohanji
a character education program for schools · by Mohanji
Mohanji's school program for recognizing and rewarding acts of goodness: teachers witness them, children earn Goodness Points, and everyone rises alongside.
Shared water with a classmate who forgot theirs
Maya · Sharing and generosity · witnessed by Ms. Rivera
why it's different
It recognizes real acts of goodness, witnessed by the people who saw them, so every child can rise at their own pace.
here when it counts.
standing up · stepping in · doing right
how it works
A teacher sees an act of goodness: water shared, a quarrel calmed, a plant watered, the truth told when it was hard.
“Maya gave Leo half her water at recess.”
seen by ms. rivera · 10:42
Thirty seconds on a phone: who, what, done. Every entry is witnessed and attributed. Peers and families add theirs, always verified.
Points, badges and the class tree grow, and schools earn alongside the child. The record belongs to the child and the family.
Mohanji set them. Nobody chooses an amount.
a week of harmony
For harming no one in word or deed, confirmed once a week.
an act of goodness
For every witnessed act, in any of the 21 categories.
no ceiling
Points are never taken away for being quiet.
when a child causes harm
Harm costs points. Counseling, apology and service return them. No one is branded. The deduction and the restoration both stay in the record, private by default.
acts of goodness
peace (ahimsa)
Used words, not hands, when upset.
sharing and generosity
Shared water with someone who forgot theirs.
kindness and compassion
Sat with a crying friend.
respect and etiquette
Said please and thank you.
honesty and integrity
Told the truth about something broken.
care for nature and animals
Put out water for birds.
service and responsibility
Did a class duty cheerfully.
“picking up a fight is very easy. preventing is very difficult.”
mohanji, on why peace comes first
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see every act by age →examples shown for seeds, ages 4–7
who it is for
Teachers, families, schools and governments each see what they need, and nothing they shouldn’t.
See a kind act, tap it into your phone (even offline) and get back to class. You earn points too, for mentoring.
Your child’s record belongs to your child and to you: private by default, never a leaderboard, never shown to other families. Ask your school to see it.
Every classroom gets a class tree, the principal gets a dashboard, and the school is recognized for raising good people.
See the pilot’s overall results and check the system is honest: the code will be published for anyone to audit, and records can’t be secretly changed. Children’s records are never shared.
integrity
Every entry is witnessed, attributed and chained to the one before it. The code will be published for anyone to audit. Children's data never is.
written once
A correction is a new entry that says so.
chained and anchored
A daily fingerprint, never the data, proves nothing changed.
private by default
Private to the school. No analytics on child-facing pages.
human oversight
The head of school on every deduction, a counselor on the way back, a review board for appeals.
pilot with us
A full semester: every class, counseling first, teachers trained in half a day.