The Chinese and Foreign School Moral Education Comparison on Moral Control Mode
Fanping Meng
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Fanping Meng
Abstract
School moral education is one of the fundamental ways to achieve moral control.The overseas school moral education's merits mainly include: The moral education venerates the rationalism tradition;the goal and the content of moral education are clear and concrete;the moral education ways are in line with their own national conditions and so on.Refer to the merit of the overseas school moral education,our school moral education pattern mainly pay great attention the following several aspects: the moral education idea should adapt to the requirements of the times;the moral education content should manifest the level request;the moral ability raising should become the education base;the moral education way should respect the needs of students.
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School moral education is one of the fundamental ways to achieve moral control.The overseas school moral education's merits mainly include: The moral education venerates the rationalism tradition;the goal and the content of moral education are clear and concrete;the moral education ways are in line with their own national conditions and so on.Refer to the merit of the overseas school moral education,our school moral education pattern mainly pay great attention the following several aspects: the moral education idea should adapt to the requirements of the times;the moral education content should manifest the level request;the moral ability raising should become the education base;the moral education way should respect the needs of students.
Key concepts: Moral education, Moral disengagement, Moral authority, Moral development, Social cognitive theory of morality, Sociology, Pedagogy, Psychology