how it works · one act, thirty seconds
A teacher sees a child share, help, tell the truth or care for a plant. Thirty seconds later it’s recorded and the child earns Goodness Points. Over a semester, those moments show who they are becoming.
every week, in every class
A teacher sees an act: water shared, a quarrel calmed, a plant watered, a hard truth told.
sorted into one of 21 categories
Who, what, done, on a phone in about thirty seconds. Every entry is attributed to the teacher who saw it.
an everyday act · 10 points
Points, badges and the class tree grow. The record belongs to the child and the family.
kept for the whole semester and beyond
what you won’t find:a prize storea wall leaderboardextra paperwork
goodness points
Mohanji set the values for every school. Teachers and schools never choose the amounts, so a point means the same thing in every classroom.
Every child earns 5 for a week without harming anyone. The teacher confirms the class once a week. A child who hurt someone isn’t confirmed that week, and the counselor follows up.
Every witnessed act, in any of the 21 categories. There’s no ceiling, and points are never taken away for being quiet.
badges and the class tree
Seven domains, 21 categories, with examples for every age from 4 to 18. Badges are earned per category, in the spirit of the Scouts.
leaf
3 acts in one category
flower
10 acts in one category
fruit
25 acts in one category
Every act becomes a leaf. The class watches it grow together, and no individual totals ever go on the wall.
teachers for mentoring
families for acts at home
schools for building good people
when a child causes harm
Deductions are small and proportionate. Every one has a way back, and restoration returns exactly the points that were taken. Deductions are private, shown in a neutral colour, and never used as labels.
let’s make it right.
01
Only after a complaint is made and checked.
02
Recorded only by the head of school.
03
An apology, a repair, or a week of helping the person harmed.
04
The exact points taken come back. Both entries stay, privately.
in the record
Half of teachers are trained as counselors. Counselor notes stay with the counselor; the class teacher only sees that a restoration happened.
roles
Record acts for their classes and confirm Harmony week, about thirty seconds each.
sees: their own classes
Handle deductions and restorations, with counseling always first.
sees: every child’s record
Create classes, invite staff with a code, and watch recognition and the class trees grow.
sees: the whole school
pilot with us
a full semester
every class takes part
counseling first
before any deduction
half a day
to train your teachers
free
for the pilot school