2020•Unpublished venueOpen access

Development of Christian Character Teaching Materials In the Implementation of Character Education

Melur Dewi Andriaty Zendrato, Suharno Suharno, Leo Agung

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Character education is important to do to create a society that has character and has a good moral life. This is the responsibility of Christian education because they are trusted to educate students to be like Christ. Thomas Lickona stated that to form good character requires moral knowledge, moral

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Character education is important to do to create a society that has character and has a good moral life. This is the responsibility of Christian education because they are trusted to educate students to be like Christ. Thomas Lickona stated that to form good character requires moral knowledge, moral

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Character education is important to do to create a society that has character and has a good moral life. This is the responsibility of Christian education because they are trusted to educate students to be like Christ. Thomas Lickona stated that to form good character requires moral knowledge, moral

Key concepts: Character (mathematics), Moral character, Character education, Moral education, Good moral character, Sociology, Christian ethics, Aesthetics

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