Can Character Be Taught? How We've Tried and What We've Learned.

Wooster, Martin Morse

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Publication Date: 1990

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Can Character Be Taught? How We've Tried and What We've Learned.

Wooster, Martin Morse

American Enterprise, p50-5 Nov-Dec 1990

In light of recent demands for teaching moral values in the public schools, examines the history and success of such efforts in U.S. education, from Bible-based curricula to self-esteem training and students' rights movements. Suggests guidelines for choosing and implementing principles of good conduct in schools. (CJS)

Descriptors: Adolescents, Codes of Ethics, Curriculum Development, Curriculum Enrichment, Educational History, Educational Trends, Ethical Instruction, High School Students, High Schools, Moral Development, Self Esteem, Values Clarification, Values Education

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