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Barnes, Don – 1968
The term "values" is defined in various ways. Values are important because the decisions one makes in life, influenced by one's values, largely determine the quality of experiences, the depth of understanding, and one's contribution to humanity. The child comes into the school system with certain "ego virtues" which form the basic ingredients out…
Descriptors: Decision Making, Developmental Tasks, Moral Values, Student Attitudes