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What is the name of the fifth daughter of Marian's father?
What is the name of the fifth daughter of Marian's father?
Marian
Which of the following is NOT a method used in the Moral Development approach?
Which of the following is NOT a method used in the Moral Development approach?
Which approach is primarily focused on the valuing process?
Which approach is primarily focused on the valuing process?
Abraham Maslow is known for his theory of _____ in the context of values education.
Abraham Maslow is known for his theory of _____ in the context of values education.
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What is one of the purposes of the Values Clarification Approach?
What is one of the purposes of the Values Clarification Approach?
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Match the following stages of moral reasoning with their descriptions:
Match the following stages of moral reasoning with their descriptions:
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Values clarification strategies include role playing and games.
Values clarification strategies include role playing and games.
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What is the role of the teacher in the Values Continuum activity?
What is the role of the teacher in the Values Continuum activity?
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Study Notes
Course Overview
- Course provides competencies for developmentally sequenced teaching and learning processes.
- Focuses on various pedagogical approaches for values education aligned with K to 12 curriculum.
- Aims to facilitate personal renewal and social transformation through transformative education.
Major Approaches in Teaching Values
- Modeling: Demonstrating desired behaviors and values without direct instruction.
- Value Clarification: A process to help students identify and articulate personal values.
- Moral Development: Engaging students in discussions around moral dilemmas to refine their moral reasoning.
- Value Analysis: Using principles testing, debates, and case studies to deepen understanding of values.
- Transpersonal Approach: Incorporating exercises for creativity, self-awareness, and relaxation.
- Action Learning: Engaging students in real-world community outreach projects.
Values Clarification Approach
- Originates from humanistic and transpersonal psychology, with Abraham Maslow as a key proponent.
- Promotes self-actualization through a personal valuing process.
- Aims to make students aware of their own and others' values, encouraging open communication.
Values Clarification Process Criteria
- Choosing Freely: Making choices without external pressure.
- Choosing from Alternatives: Recognizing multiple options before selecting a value.
- Reflecting on Consequences: Considering outcomes of choices made.
- Prizing: Valuing the selected options seriously.
- Affirming Publicly: Verbalizing values to others.
- Acting on Choices: Taking practical steps based on chosen values.
- Consistency in Actions: Aligning behavior with declared values.
Common Strategies for Values Clarification
- Role playing and simulations to explore values dynamically.
- Engaging in introspection and sensitivity activities for deeper self-analysis.
- Facilitating group discussions to foster collaborative understanding of values.
- Utilizing tools like values grids, ranking activities, and case studies for analysis.
Values Continuum Technique
- A line is drawn to represent an issue, with students positioned based on personal beliefs.
- Encourages peer discussions and reasoned exploration of differing viewpoints.
- Students may change positions during discussions, fostering open dialogue.
Teacher’s Role in Values Education
- Establishing an environment of trust, respect, and acceptance of personal beliefs.
- Facilitating open communication and promoting positive interactions among students.
Moral Development Approach
- Aims to cultivate advanced moral reasoning skills.
- Encourages students to articulate reasons for their value-based decisions.
Levels of Moral Development
- Pre-conventional Morality: Acting to avoid punishment.
- Conventional Morality: Following rules for societal benefits.
- Post-conventional Morality: Making decisions based on personal ethical beliefs.
Methods for Moral Development
- Discussing moral dilemmas within small groups to explore reasoning.
- Engaging students in structured discussions around ethical considerations.
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This quiz explores various approaches to teaching values education. Participants will engage with creative brain teasers and logical puzzles aimed at enhancing pedagogical skills. Join us to test your knowledge and strategies in this essential aspect of education.
