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How People Become Moral--Is Kohlberg Correct and Has He Told Us Enough?

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Luizzi, Vincent – Journal of Thought, 1978

Recognizing the groundlessness of Kohlberg's dismissal of the Aristotelian view that virtues are acquired individually by practice, that view can possibly work in tandem with Kohlberg's for a complete theory of moral development. (Author/SJL)

Descriptors: Ethical Instruction, Ethics, Learning Theories, Models

An Assessment of Recent Developments in Moral Education

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Rich, John Martin – Journal of Thought, 1976

Descriptors: Educational Philosophy, Ethics, Humanistic Education, Measurement Techniques

Vocational Development and Scientific Attitudes: New Pedagogical Models

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Ringenson, J. Lee – Journal of Thought, 1978

Examines how scientific attitudes and vocational development can be facilitated by new teaching models for college studies. These models are based on group work, thematic orientation and flexible structuring of course content, timing and examination. (Author/RK)

Descriptors: Career Development, Course Descriptions, Educational Research, Group Dynamics