Ethical Values in Education and Society
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Today, many educators, administrators, and parents are concerned over the startling rise in teen violence. Theories are expounded and old concepts are discarded. Still, within most school systems, violence, disrespect, and moral decay are quickly becoming the norm. This article provides some insight into how these concerns may be addressed within the school environment by teachers, parents, and administrators.
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[21] Killigrew, Notes and Queries (The Oxford Journals, March 17, 1894), 213.
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[27] Mathews, Byron C. “Sociology in Ethical Education,” Appleton’s Popular Science Monthly, William Jay Youmans (ed.) (NY: Appleton and Co., vol. 24, 1896), 374-76.
[28] Miller, Samuel. Letters from a Father to his Son in College. Philadelphia: Grigg and Ellot, 1843.
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[32] Radcliffe, David Hill. “A Thinker Behind and Ahead of His Time, “ a review of Character and Culture: Essays on East and West, by Irving Babbitt, with a new introduction by Claes G. Ryn. This is a bibliography of Babbitt's writings, and an index to all of Babbitt's books.
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[35] Strayer, George Drayton and Naomi Norsworthy. How to Teach (New York: The Macmillan Co., 1920). 172.
[36] The Graduate School http: www.gradsch.psu.edu//facstaff//atethics.html. Penn State as accessed on 20 November 2010.
[37] Tiatoria, Anthony. Ethics in Education, http://www.ethicsineducation.com/ as accessed 8 September 2010. These workbooks aid in assisting student to learn ethics as they learn the discipline of world history.
[38] Todd, John The Young Man Hints Addressed to the Young Men of the United States. Northampton: J. H. Butler, 1846. "It discusses in an able, earnest, and affectionate manner the subject of character, and its value and foundation; of the temptations of young men, their habits, industry and economy, cultivation of the mind, self-government and religious views; …”— Bjingor [Me.) Whig and Courier.