The Journal of Education, Issues 20-21Faculty of Education, University of British Columbia., 1974 - Education |
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... approaches for handling values discussions . The first of these was the values clarification approach . The instruction and preparation included readings and discussions on the conception of values implicit in this approach , the ...
... approaches for handling values discussions . The first of these was the values clarification approach . The instruction and preparation included readings and discussions on the conception of values implicit in this approach , the ...
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... approach is simply a “ faith , hope , and clarity " approach . And however important , clarity is not enough . D. The Handbook Given their professed direct dependence on values clarification and the Taxonomy , one might expect the same ...
... approach is simply a “ faith , hope , and clarity " approach . And however important , clarity is not enough . D. The Handbook Given their professed direct dependence on values clarification and the Taxonomy , one might expect the same ...
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... approach , 3 the Kohlberg " dilemma " approach , * the Metcalf " principle testing " approach and the Beck modification of the Kohlberg approach . Each teacher was trained in two of these approaches . Classroom discussions were recorded ...
... approach , 3 the Kohlberg " dilemma " approach , * the Metcalf " principle testing " approach and the Beck modification of the Kohlberg approach . Each teacher was trained in two of these approaches . Classroom discussions were recorded ...
Contents
A Profile | 9 |
The Curricu | 41 |
DANIEL E WILLIAMS 95 Social Studies in Three Cultures | 115 |
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