Ki-Do translates into English as “the way of inner strength,” and this important principle is the focus of the program. Students who develop inner strength have the self-discipline to act on their own, do tasks without being told, show respect towards self and others, behave honestly, and practice integrity. They make good decisions on their own and resist unhealthy peer pressure. A high level of inner strength equals self-control, self-motivation, and self-esteem.
Ki-Do translates into English as “the way of inner strength,” and this important principle is the focus of the program. Students who develop inner strength have the self-discipline to act on their own, do tasks without being told, show respect towards self and others, behave honestly, and practice integrity. They make good decisions on their own and resist unhealthy peer pressure. A high level of inner strength equals self-control, self-motivation, and self-esteem.