2011Journal of Jiangxi Institute of EducationRequires access

The Moral Education Problems and Countermeasures in the Network Environment

Dang Zhi-ping

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The bad influence of network on teenagers has been getting increasingly serious,having penetrated into people's thinking ways,behowiour ways,values and morality.This paper analyzes the challenges that teeuagers face,points out the uniqueness of Teenagers net moral crisis,and raises countermeasures for teenagers net moral education.

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The bad influence of network on teenagers has been getting increasingly serious,having penetrated into people's thinking ways,behowiour ways,values and morality.This paper analyzes the challenges that teeuagers face,points out the uniqueness of Teenagers net moral crisis,and raises countermeasures for teenagers net moral education.

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The bad influence of network on teenagers has been getting increasingly serious,having penetrated into people's thinking ways,behowiour ways,values and morality.This paper analyzes the challenges that teeuagers face,points out the uniqueness of Teenagers net moral crisis,and raises countermeasures for teenagers net moral education.

Key concepts: Morality, Moral education, Face (sociological concept), Uniqueness, Sociology, Social psychology, Psychology, Environmental ethics

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