The School's Role as Moral Authority

The School's Role as Moral Authority [microform] / R. Freeman Butts and Others.

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The major premise of the three essays in this booklet is that moral education in the schools is and will become even more explicit and direct. Another premise is that only through education do people become moral; ethical behavior arises neither from psychological predetermination nor from instinct....

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Main Author: Butts, R. Freeman (Robert Freeman), 1910-2010
Corporate Author: Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development
Format: Microfilm Book
Language:English
Published: [Place of publication not identified] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1977.
Subjects:
Affective Behavior.
Affective Objectives.
Attitude Change.
Citizenship Responsibility.
Cognitive Objectives.
Curriculum Development.
Educational Change.
Educational Objectives.
Educational Responsibility.
Educational Strategies.
Educational Trends.
Elementary Secondary Education.
Essays.
Ethical Instruction.
Ethics.
Humanistic Education.
Moral Development.
Moral Issues.
Moral Values.
Public Schools.
School Responsibility.
Social Values.
Teaching Methods.
Values.
Values Education.

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