The ineffectiveness of business ethics education has received attention from the popular press and the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business after repeated ethics scandals. One possibility is that teaching ethics is different from other content areas because ethics is best learned when the student does not know it is being taught.…

Factors that contribute to different perspectives and attitudes toward learning in both teachers and students are discussed, and MARKETING SIMULATION exercise for undergraduates at University of Lancaster is described. An evaluation of instructional effectiveness of this exercise is reported with emphasis on the impact of hidden curricula on…

Children in a class were divided into two groups. Members of one group were called "Indians," and members of the other were called "non-Indians." Members of the so-called Indian group assaulted the cultural values of the "non-Indian" group. Children's reactions are discussed. (BG)