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Williams, Jennifer – Journal of Leadership Education, 2013
The development and socialization of morals is a complex concept for students studying ethics. To help students understand the role social learning theory plays in the development of morality, an activity was created focusing on cultural artifacts and their introduction, perpetuation, and/or reinforcement of morality. The aim of this assignment is…
Descriptors: Ethics, Moral Development, Thinking Skills, Cognitive Structures
Stoll, Sharon Kay; Beller, Jennifer M. – 1993
Moral education is becoming one of the most important topics in school systems today. Schools are fast learning that they must do something to try to teach students good values and even more to teach students how to reason about values. Research studies suggest that athletes are less morally reasoned and less sportsmanlike than their peer groups;…
Descriptors: Athletes, Behavior Change, Cognitive Structures, College Students
Peer reviewedLevstik, Linda S. – Social Studies, 1995
Maintains that children's ability to understand and use narrative precedes their ability to understand and use other genres. Asserts that the link between history and narrative is overlooked in discussions about children's historical understanding. Argues that children should use narrative. (CFR)
Descriptors: Classroom Techniques, Cognitive Development, Cognitive Processes, Cognitive Structures

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