The Journal of Education, Issues 20-21Faculty of Education, University of British Columbia., 1974 - Education |
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Page 65
... value orientation . The values orientation of the new social studies is premised on the conviction that students ( and adults ) exercise freedom according to the values that they hold . Values , and related feelings and attitudes , are ...
... value orientation . The values orientation of the new social studies is premised on the conviction that students ( and adults ) exercise freedom according to the values that they hold . Values , and related feelings and attitudes , are ...
Page 73
... values , etc. , of person p , the program's objectives have been instantiated . But , masked as it is behind the pseudodilemma , it easily gives aid and comfort to the notion of neutral or value - free values education . If one talks as ...
... values , etc. , of person p , the program's objectives have been instantiated . But , masked as it is behind the pseudodilemma , it easily gives aid and comfort to the notion of neutral or value - free values education . If one talks as ...
Page 74
... values clarification strategies as being tremendously effective in getting value issues onto the table and in ... values education , clarity is not enough . Values clarification strategies are useful and necessary as far as they go , but ...
... values clarification strategies as being tremendously effective in getting value issues onto the table and in ... values education , clarity is not enough . Values clarification strategies are useful and necessary as far as they go , but ...
Contents
A Profile | 9 |
The Curricu | 41 |
DANIEL E WILLIAMS 95 Social Studies in Three Cultures | 115 |
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