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Stein M. Wivestad – Journal of Moral Education, 2024
How can an open access database annotating pictures, films, music and texts support adults as existential exemplars? This article explores the opportunities of a Norwegian database called the OE-database. Its target group is all adults who want to become better exemplars for children through encounters with art and conversations in small groups.…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Access to Information, Databases, Independent Study
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Minnameier, Gerhard – Journal of Moral Education, 2012
The happy victimiser phenomenon has puzzled many researchers in the field of moral development. After having learnt and internalised what is morally right and wrong, young children tend to attribute positive feelings to observed models of their age who explicitly harm other children. This has been mainly explained as a lack of moral motivation or…
Descriptors: Motivation, Moral Development, Victims, Moral Values
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Sanderse, Wouter – Journal of Moral Education, 2013
Character education considers teachers to be role models, but it is unclear what this means in practice. Do teachers model admirable character traits? And do they do so effectively? In this article the relevant pedagogical and psychological literature is reviewed in order to shed light on these questions. First, the use of role modelling as a…
Descriptors: Adolescents, Teaching Methods, Socialization, Personality
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Williams, David D.; Yanchar, Stephen C.; Jensen, Larry C.; Lewis, Cheryl – Journal of Moral Education, 2003
Describes a high school program that contributed to character education of its students. Notes the program's success is based on teachers encouraging students to take responsibility for their lives, modeling of high character values, using integrated and experiential curriculum, and employing a dialogical perspective on active education. (CAJ)
Descriptors: Active Learning, Character Education, Educational Environment, Ethical Instruction