2019
DOI: 10.1080/00313831.2019.1659407
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Young People, Old Literature and Character Education in Icelandic Schools

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“…Agnieszka Bates [33] combines perspectives from phenomenology, psychology, cultural sociology, and policy studies to form a unique theoretical framework that reveals how the ideas of positive psychology, emotional intelligence, and Aristotelian beauty have found their way into the classroom; he believes that the core of current character education is the idealized, self-reliant, resilient, atomized individual; suggested that students' well-being can promote by connecting them with the lives of others. Jonsson Olafur Pall et al [34], based on a literature review of the neo-Aristotelian framework and Kantian concepts of morality, based in part on qualitative and quantitative data collected from the three schools where Laxdaela Saga accepted educated for six weeks, put forward the research of quality education through literary works and emphasizes that students can better understand moral issues in literary stories.…”
Section: Research On Character Education In Recent Three Yearsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Agnieszka Bates [33] combines perspectives from phenomenology, psychology, cultural sociology, and policy studies to form a unique theoretical framework that reveals how the ideas of positive psychology, emotional intelligence, and Aristotelian beauty have found their way into the classroom; he believes that the core of current character education is the idealized, self-reliant, resilient, atomized individual; suggested that students' well-being can promote by connecting them with the lives of others. Jonsson Olafur Pall et al [34], based on a literature review of the neo-Aristotelian framework and Kantian concepts of morality, based in part on qualitative and quantitative data collected from the three schools where Laxdaela Saga accepted educated for six weeks, put forward the research of quality education through literary works and emphasizes that students can better understand moral issues in literary stories.…”
Section: Research On Character Education In Recent Three Yearsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, Scandinavian teachers ask a similar question: "How can Laxdaela Saga be used as a vehicle of character education for teenagers?" (Jonsson, Haroarson, Siguroardottir, & Joelsdottir, 2019). Therefore, it is very important for the students to use the textbooks which initially contain these opportunities for the formation of a morally complete personality.…”
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“…According to Retnasari et al (2021), the implementation of character education programs in schools strengthens and shapes students' behavior. However the highest academic goal is the development of learners' personalities as a whole by changing their attitudes from negative to positive, destructive to constructive bad to noble, including maintaining the good character it bears (Jónsson et al al., 2021). Some research on character education is carried out in a limited context, namely in the classroom.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%