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1 online resource (16 pages) |
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Online resource; title from title screen (EBSCOhost, viewed August 9, 2013). |
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Thomas H. KEAN: Foreword -- Thomas MAGNELL: Introduction -- ONE Thomas MAGNELL: Where Values and Education Meet -- TWO Predrag CICOVACKI: On the Ideals of Education -- THREE Jan NARVESON: What Does the Educated Person Learn Now? FOUR Robert Paul CHURCHILL: What Is the Ethics of Teaching? FIVE Joseph KUPFER: Education, Indoctrination, and Moral Character -- SIX Uma NARAYAN: Moral Education and Criminal Punishment -- SEVEN Robert N -- VAN WYK: Is Value Education the Achilles' Heel of Liberalism? EIGHT Kenneth KEULMAN: Civic Education -- NINE Kevin E -- DODSON: Multiculturalism and the Teaching of Virtue -- TEN Parker ENGLISH: Education and Preferential Treatment -- ELEVEN Julian LAMONT: Equality of Educational Opportunity versus Higher Transfer Payments to the Poor -- TWELVE Nancy SIMCO: American Higher Education: The Product of Individual versus Community Interests -- THIRTEEN William PENCAK: Peirce, Veblen, and the American University: How Is an Ethical Education Possible? FOURTEEN Myra MOSS: Values and Education: Fascist Italy's La Riforma Gentile, 1922-1924 FIFTEEN Frederick KRAENZEL: Quality and Universality in Canadian Higher Education -- SIXTEEN Shyli KARIN-FRANK: Moral Education, the Value of Privacy, and the Threat of Loneliness -- SEVENTEEN Robert GINSBERG: On Montaigne's Of the Education of Children -- EIGHTEEN Paul ALLEN, III: The Silicon Stage in Human Evolution: A New Focus for Educators -- Contributors -- Index. |
| Summary |
This book brings together eighteen essays on education and matters of evaluative concern to which it gives rise. The essays range from discussions of basic issues on the nature of education and the importance of its two sides, teaching and learning, to practical issues that bear on curricular development. Several of the authors focus on liberal education and its place in a liberal state. Some authors take up the topic of moral education, while others examine the notion of multicultural education. Broad social issues of educational opportunity and affirmative action are also considered. A number of authors speak to educational reforms and conditions in particular countries, including Italy, Canada, and the United States. For anyone with an interest in formal education or a love of life-long learning, the essays in this book offer fresh ideas for reflection. |
| Local Note |
EBSCOhost Education Research Complete |
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Education -- Philosophy.
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Values.
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Education -- Philosophy
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Values
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Values & education (Online)
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Values and education |
| Other Form: |
Print version: Magnell, Thomas. Values & education. Amsterdam, Netherlands : Editions Rodopi BV, 1998 9789042006331 |
| ISBN |
9789042006331 (print) |
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