A 2013 study commissioned by the John Templeton Foundation found that most Americans have a “gratitude gap.” They believe gratitude is important and should be taught to children, but they don’t practice it very often—with one exception.
Parents say they express gratitude frequently to their own children. Such modeling is a first step toward helping young people express thankfulness to others.
One great way to show gratitude is…read more.
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