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so we should teach to enhance student moral development, but how? the literature points to a number of potential pedagogies. pfeffer and fong (2004) advocate a framework akin to traditional professional education, with clear statement of professional values, responsibilities, and sanctions for violations. james and smith (2007) advocate and use cases plus six ethical decision making strategies, such as the categorical imperative, legalism, and light of day. by applying these strategies to cases, these authors contend that students will have a better understanding of their own and other decision making strategies. meisel and fearon (2006) support the inclusion of critical thinking in helping students develop morally. for them, critical thinking is a way of analyzing objectively given subjective information and believe that it is a valuable tool to help decision makers sift through competing ideas and conflicting personal and organizational agendas.
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