2002
DOI: 10.1080/00377990209599893
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To Promote Character Education, Use Literature for Children and Adolescents

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“…This approach may have been chosen because of the teachers' inadequate skills in applying other approaches, as noted by F2. In addition, the intensive use of the infusion approach by social studies teachers could negatively affect students' construction of their own values, since adults tend to use this approach to transfer their own values to the new generation as tested and accurate values (Edginton, 2002). Another finding was that the social studies teachers typically dispreferred value clarification, value analysis, and discussion of moral dilemmas.…”
Section: Discussion Conclusion and Recommendationsmentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…This approach may have been chosen because of the teachers' inadequate skills in applying other approaches, as noted by F2. In addition, the intensive use of the infusion approach by social studies teachers could negatively affect students' construction of their own values, since adults tend to use this approach to transfer their own values to the new generation as tested and accurate values (Edginton, 2002). Another finding was that the social studies teachers typically dispreferred value clarification, value analysis, and discussion of moral dilemmas.…”
Section: Discussion Conclusion and Recommendationsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Based on these findings, we conclude that activities currently used in values education neither employ higher-order thinking skills nor contribute to students' constructing their own values or learning right from wrong by making inferences and finding solutions to value-related problems using their own reasoning skills. However, value analysis, value clarification, and discussion of moral dilemmas have been reported in the literature to improve these abilities (Edginton, 2002;Ekşi & Katılmış, 2016).…”
Section: Discussion Conclusion and Recommendationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Peskin, Allen a Wells-Jopling (2010) se systematicky věnují schopnosti žáků interpretovat symboliku v poezii. Edgington (2002) poukazuje na důležitost hodnotové výchovy v rámci školy a na důležitou roli literárního vzdělávání v této oblasti.…”
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“…Marshall, Caldwell, and Foster (2011) stated that "rather than being a 'bag of virtues designed to control student behavior, integrated character education is a school and community process for educating the whole child in a healthy, caring environment" (p. 53). It must be accepted, according to Edgington (2002), and seen as being done through collective efforts, whereby character added values are constantly being planted in the students, for the benefit of our country, and particularly, that of our communities. Stiff-Williams (2002) argued the students of the past, and that of the present generations, without any hesitation whatsoever, would dive into some detrimental acts of drinking, indiscriminative kind of behaviors, substance abuse, stealing, and felony crimes.…”
Section: Current Issues Of Students' Behaviorsmentioning
confidence: 99%