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Being to Life:the Orientation of Moral Education in 21st Century

Fan Liu

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To meet the need of the development of the society and moral education,it's very necessary to reorient moral education according to the peculiarities of the 21st century.The moral education of 21st century should be located in life and regress to life.The aim,content and method of the moral education should try to be close to life.

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To meet the need of the development of the society and moral education,it's very necessary to reorient moral education according to the peculiarities of the 21st century.The moral education of 21st century should be located in life and regress to life.The aim,content and method of the moral education should try to be close to life.

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To meet the need of the development of the society and moral education,it's very necessary to reorient moral education according to the peculiarities of the 21st century.The moral education of 21st century should be located in life and regress to life.The aim,content and method of the moral education should try to be close to life.

Key concepts: Moral education, Moral development, Moral disengagement, Environmental ethics, Social cognitive theory of morality, Moral authority, Orientation (vector space), Sociology

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